Genivieve Assemblage Necklace
by Jenny
(Australia)
Genivieve
INSPIRATION
I named this piece after a little church I ventured into on Rue Genivieve in Asnieres, France and my French name is Genivieve.
ABOUT
I love collecting vintage and antique found objects to use in my sculpture installations and jewelry pieces.
This gorgeous assemblage necklace is one of a kind. I created it from an antique broken rosary I found in Paris.
In the middle of the mother of pearl beads, lay a silver cross with Jesus and the word “Italy” stamped on the reverse.
Next to the cross I have added a vintage filigree piece where 2 crystal beads sit for shine.
I finished it off with a vintage silver chain for a double fall.
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