+ Handwoven Chainmaille

+ It took me a long time to come up with a combo that worked for the Bullseye Necklace! I bet i'll come up with another variation in time. 

+ This  necklace uses 5 bullseye units intricately connected with JUST the right sizes. At 5 bullseyes the necklace started to curve in on itself. I bet I could do up to 7. That'll come later.

+ Stainless Steel - Darker Silver/Grey color, heavier in weight, more expensive, harder to work with (more stress on hands while weaving).

+ Some people may not understand the time involved in making chainmaille jewelry. Every ring is opened by hand individually then woven in a special way to create the pattern shown, then the ring has to be closed. Chainmaille takes time and talent to create: appreciate!

+ Another thing I hope my customers can appreciate/understand is the amount of trial and error and testing it takes to come up with these one of a kind pieces. I must've tried dozens of ring size combinations until I found one that worked for this necklace. You aren't just paying for the physical item, you're paying for the artists hard work in designing the piece.

+ Chain is stainless steel. I actually think the necklace looks best hanging high on the neck at around ~15". Model pic to come.