![Eugena's polymer clay necklace in a new box](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgp31Ht617sV-_xsGTqPe8e9Sx3xMZVytoYHKf20dASyqOgxCwvQw8OMBJPXBl1xZPhhZbTrp-p13DaxE4rWe6Wst2XUEvgR5EbQ3whkvvew2HXen_SDSH92iw7VvDIGKmhPKJY/s400/box1.jpg)
I have a few very special necklaces, which people would wear only for very special occasions. What are they supposed to do with a necklace like that when they do not wear it? The answer is a simple and elegant solution: shadow box.
I have to say right away – this is not my idea, but I love it. My friend Marigo Stathis, who makes the most amazing dichroic glass butterflies, shared this idea with me a while ago. Finally, I found just the right kind of display to implement it.
![Eugena's polymer clay necklace in a new box](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhGOkU8voKyqEkdNGCs59RNrwbsURKWAZv5Maw9AaQL7ONsx8It5a07g_SAiqvPhFBwi4HsSCqoB8aH2LCah0TGbi2dyEpWWfMrKq5g1iBbkLJwitK87FuAp-YbMdvf1s6A-7l8/s400/box4.jpg)
These shadow boxes are just the right size to showcase my necklaces. They are easily accessible, with a front door and a magnetic lock. Each shadow box has all the necessary hardware to be hanged on the wall or displayed on a dressing table. For each shadowbox, I made a white satin pillow and permanently attached it to the bottom of the box to create a nice backdrop for my necklace.
1 comment:
Eugena, The Boxes are very beutiful and elegant. Necklaces too!
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