Antique Gold and Blue Rhinestone Pendant

Description

Step into the mystery and elegance of Lily Temple’s world with this Antique Gold and Blue Rhinestone Pendant. Inspired by the whispered rumors and breathtaking allure of the sapphire necklace mentioned in The Elusive Truth of Lily Temple, this handcrafted piece captures the romance and drama of the story in exquisite detail.

A striking blue rhinestone teardrop sparkles from within an antique gold setting, connected to an aqua blue bicone bead, and topped with a small copper butterfly—like a secret waiting to be discovered. Suspended from a vintage-inspired 18″ chain, the pendant is connected by six glimmering aqua blue glass rondelle beads that add subtle shimmer with every movement.

This special necklace was created with care to reflect the fictional treasure’s beauty—perfect for readers who want to wear a piece of this tale close to their hearts.

Features:
✨ Sapphire-Inspired Design – Blue rhinestone teardrop nods to the Briarwood necklace
🦋 Delicate Butterfly Accent – Copper charm adds whimsical elegance
🔗 Antique Gold Chain – 18″ total length with lobster clasp for secure wear
💎 Elegant Beadwork – Six aqua blue glass rondelles enhance the pendant’s shine

Why You’ll Love It:
📚 Literary Inspiration – A wearable tribute to The Elusive Truth of Lily Temple
🧵 Detailed Craftsmanship – Every piece hand-assembled with precision
💫 Timeless Color Palette – Antique gold and vibrant blues suit any wardrobe
🎀 Lightweight and Comfortable – Made for effortless, all-day wear
✨ Beautifully Giftable – Perfect for birthdays, thank-yous, or just because

Add this sparkling nod to literary lore to your jewelry collection before it disappears!

This blue teardrop pendant was inspired by the following passage from The Elusive Truth of Lily Temple by Joanna Davidson Politano –

“A sapphire you call a mere bauble?” She stilled. Lifted the necklace from beneath her gown. Eyes focused on him, she dropped the gem into her hand and held it up, moonlight blinking off every smooth facet in a way that was nearly blinding.