Amethyst floating bead necklace



This necklace is made with 49 strand beading wire, .61mm in width. It’s very flexible and kink-resistant and sturdy. The beads are polished amethyst stones, separated by smokey amethyst colored seed beads. It’s 18 inches in length, finished with a lobster claw clasp. So pretty and elegant!

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