Many of these brilliant pieces are so brilliant! you have to own at least one of them!
And of course it will certainly burn a big hole in your pocket, if not then I envy you!. Anyways for us less fortunate ones, we have to look far and near for great bargains.. So I would suggest checking some second hand shops for gems and stones that can be polished and re-used, chains of all sizes and shapes will be easily available if you know where to find them, and then with your own imagination, create your own master piece!
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The dramatic blue crystal that's the size of my fist is the highlight of this Erickson Beamon necklace($605).
True story: this Lulu Frost "100 Years" necklace($1,925) was made from jewels from every decade from 1860-1960.
Bright blue crystals wrapped in chains make thisDannijo Isadore necklace ($695) look like it was literally pulled out from a mess of treaure.
We adore the colorful mix of Swarovski crystals in this Frangos necklace ($398).
We like to think there are real diamonds this big on Treasure Island, but we'll work with this awesomeVera Wang big crystal necklace ($795).
Obviously there has to be room for feathers and leather, in case the pirate in you wants to dress up, so go for this Fenton necklace ($750).
The dangly chains and purple cubic zirconia are punkish cool on this Yochi necklace ($108).
The fringe coming down from the plethora of green citron stones is absolutely gorgeous on this Arden B. necklace ($34).
It's like a hundred necklaces mixed together in one decadent Fenton necklace ($663).
This Camilla James necklace ($495) is like a beachy glam version of treasure with the beads and glittering stone, all wrapped up in severe chains.
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