Bargain Bead Box - Sparkling Snowfall Collection - Finished Jewellery 

Very nice. I like the last necklace 🤩🤩💖

Hot water, aluminum foil and baking soda to remove tarnish.

Beautiful pieces. All metals will tarnish. It does tarnish faster in humid climates. How do you store your jewelry? Cellophane bags and anti-tarnish tabs/strips will slow down the tarnishing process. I hope you feel better soon. Have a happy day, Winona.

Hi Winona. Sorry you are not feeling too good, hang in there for the warmer weather. It is blowing gales outside and raining cats n dogs, we had to put lights on in the house before 2pm today it was so dark out. Big hugs. X x x x

I really like hearing about the metaphysical properties and information about stones- thank you!

Your work is beautiful as are you! The first necklace you showed that tarnished my thought is just take apart the second necklace that’s tarnished. Keep the one with the turquoise barrel looking beads- it’s gorgeous!

A wire guard will give you a more finished look at the connection.

That's what happened to me. Burn out after my last craft show. Took a break.

I am a christian. If it isn't in the bible I don't lean on my own understanding. I say it in love sister. ❤️ love your work.

If I had to select just one favorite it would be long Coreana chain set with the lovely faceted beads. The simplistic beauty is eye-catching. Someone already mentioned baking soda, aluminum foil and boiling water to easily remove tarnish. It works every time. I save the small silica pouches that are usually included with leather gloves, coats, shoes, boots, luggage, etc. They are free and absorb moisture. (Also available on ebay and probably everywhere.) I keep those with metal components and jewelry I sell. If metal beads are strung on a strand I use a skirt or pant hanger, secure the thread in the clips and spray the beads with a clear spray paint. If the components are not strung I either string them or place 4 or 5 on a straight pin and add them to a piece of cardboard and spray with clear paint. It dries quickly, usually within a minute. I do 3 or 4 short bursts. I also add a clear coat when I use spray paint to change the color of metal components. I hope you soon feel much better. In spite of not feeling perky you certainly created some beautiful jewelry! (Re the bracelet you mentioned you were not happy with - I thought it was lovely. Your opinion is the important one. Maybe look at leftover beads and in yourvstash for a few beads and/or charms you could add to headpins and maybe create dangles for the areas on each side of your focal.)