Antique Pinze-nez Necklace Festival We have also used gold

We have also used gold spacer beads in between and finished with a magnetic clasp

but if you like a maximalist look and want to wear a shoal of fish

is based in Bury St Edmunds and was established 200 years ago

This pair features a single grape suspended from a loop of tiny teal coloured pearls

Here we have a pair of antique pince-nez (French for "pinch nose" - and they are indeed a snug fit

Antique Pinze-nez Necklace Festival We have also used goldHere we have a pair of antique pince nez (French for "pinch nose" and they are indeed a snug fit!) which I have made into a lightweight, one off necklace. Pince nez were popular from the late 19th century to the early 20th century and they were usually used for reading. This example has a spring loaded bridge so that they hold firmly onto the nose. They were once considered a stylish and modern alternative to traditional spectacles and I think we