This necklace combines helm and byzantine and makes a wonderful statement necklace.
I'm not sure if you can tell, but this version uses brass and copper rings.
The difference is subtle, but I love the earthy look.
It is a bit weighty, due to the metal rings. An aluminum version would be lighter and look amazing.
The pattern is in Rebeca Mojica's book, Chained.
Hi Tanya,
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful necklace! I do not know how you do it without getting cross eyed.
Therese
Beautiful Tanya!! I love the color. I think I can see the copper but they two metals really have created a wonderful new color!!
ReplyDeleteThis is just gorgeous - love the 2 colors together!
ReplyDeleteThe subtly helps strengthen an already powerful and beautiful necklace. Gorgeous, Tanya!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful piece! Glad you are still playing with chain maille..it does look like subtle shifts in color...like that!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful piece!
ReplyDeleteStunning!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Love the look of the necklace!
ReplyDeletethat is beautiful. I love the mix of weaves you've used
ReplyDeleteI love your chainmalle work! this has depth and history to it and feels like it could tell a story. LOVE it
ReplyDeleteIts gorgeous, Tanya. I love the choice of copper and brass, it gives the chain maille a very appealing antique richness.
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