An exotic and dramatic necklace made using deep green sea glass as the focal point of the necklace, it is made with needle weaving using mat and shiny seed beads to give a contrast across the necklace, a few gold coloured beads zig zag across the surface.

The pendant, or focal point is a piece of very dark green sea glass mounted in rows of hand stitched beads to hold it securely.

the back of the pendant has fine black leather attached and a final row of beads finishes the edges. Gold beads form a delicate edge on the top of the pendant and a ring of bead weaving, which echoes the necklace, runs around the bottom edge.

The necklace is formed by beginning to weave into the final row of the mount and as it gradually narrows, there are a couple of steps which add to the egyptian look of the design.

Three strands of bugle and seed beads are fixed between the lower edge of the necklace and meet below the pendant then are connected with a piece from a gold coloured, 1970s, dress ring I took to pieces.

Some of the beads used in these strands and in the mount are vintage.

The necklace is fastened with an Aventurine nugget bead and a loop of beads.