Sea Charm NecklaceA piece of aqua sea glass, a sterling silver seahorse charm and a chalcedony briolette dangle from a porcelain jewelry component by Round Rabbit.

Me wearing my new charm necklace. I love it! :)
I've admired Nancy of
RoundRabbit for some time now. Her work in porcelain is quite amazing. I love following her
blog to see what latest inspiring thing shes up to. Her work ethic alone is something to aspire to. Even though we both make ceramic jewelry components and sell our work on Etsy, I've never thought of her as competition. I see her as a fellow ceramic artist who's work I admire. She's someone I have a lot of respect for. I respect her work and I can appreciate her pieces even more because I understand the work, the thought and dedication she puts into it. She is another person who knows what it's like to work in clay. No explanation necessary to appreciate the work. It's nice to be able to connect to someone who knows exactly what it's like to work in the medium that you work in. We have many similarities but our personal styles are very different.
I love to collect beads and components from other artists and I've been wanting one of hers for a while. I finally saw it. As soon as I saw this jewelry component in Nancy's shop, I had a vision of what I wanted to do with it. The beautiful blue glaze of this piece whisked me away to a serene ocean beach! I knew I had to have it and bought it right away. I couldn't wait to get this! It came in the mail today and I immediately started making charms to put on it!
I envisioned this jewelry component as a charm keeper pendant. A component that you can swap charms on and off of easily. That is what I have done here in this necklace. I attached large jump rings at the bottom. I can easily add more charms or take some away. Nancy's jewelry pieces are the best. This particular component is one of my favorites. It's so versatile. I'm looking forward to getting a few more of these from her in the future. I'd like to make some other charm necklaces in different color combinations. Run on over to her extra
shop and pick up a few of these and see what you can come up with!