……………………….The second color being offered in this necklace is being called “Brown”……As you can see it is so much more than a “brown” necklace. The beads are in MOCHA, BLACK and IVORY with the MATTE GOLD accent beads…..Again, this is a very distinctive necklace in a very special color combination. Obviously, it will work on anything you own in black, ivory or in the brown/tan/neutral family….but the fun will be trying it on solid colors you may not have thought of wearing it with. The trick to making it work is to choose a bottom in either black, ivory or mocha/brown to coordinate with the necklace…then choose your top color…… I would guess there is nothing in your jewelry wardrobe that looks quite like this. When you dress your goal should always be express your own style, and are not a follower of the trends and fads. Choosing unique and special accessories that are not what you are seeing all over will help you to achieve this goal. I believe this necklace will help you to create your own look, and to separate you from all the other women around you…………..enjoy being different…………………………………………much Love……………………………Louis
I love both choices, and especially those earrings, something I never leave the house w/o, even if I’m wearing no other jewelry.
Typically, I would choose the blue. I’m not a neutrals girl, but this color combo is really appealing to me. I never wear browns, but do love the black and ivory whisper knits. Maybe it is the quieter elegance of this piece that is speaking to me. I think I’ll be stepping out of my box on this one and order the brown. Is this long enough to wear with a turtleneck in the fall and winter?
Yes. you can definitely wear it with a TN
This is a knockout. A real wow. I’m with Kate – the neutrals – with their subtle mix of colors – are irresistible. Classics.
The blue is a showstopper but I gotta say, this color combo is calling out to me. Will this work well with your killer alabaster pieces?
I’ll have to check….the beads are more like my ivory WK, but I think it should look good if you don’t have to have an exact match.