Seahorse Pendant Necklace - Heart of Emily

I love that you made the back as interesting as the front. Did you make the chain and all the little elements, as well, or just the pendant? I like the tube rivets on the back. I feel that draws in more interest.

I really love many of your jewelry pieces, but... I'm not too fond of the presentation. I'm sorry for the critique, but I feel your presentations are distracting from your beautiful jewelry. I have to look at it for a few minutes to figure out if I like it or not. It's a bit busy, I think. I see what you are wanting to do, and it's a noble desire to want to present the piece being worn as well as the entire piece not being worn, but from what I've seen of your jewelry, I feel a more subdued approach would suit your pieces better. Present your jewelry as art, without distractions to take away from the piece, like draped across black fabric and, perhaps, a subdued label in the corner, so that the only thing to really look at is the jewelry piece, itself, or simply a model in a black turtleneck or some other subdued outfit wearing the jewelry. I don't know, I can't really put my finger on it and I'm one to talk, with the way I presented my ring, but I feel your presentations need to focus more on just looking at the piece, itself. You could then link to whatever site you're selling it from and provide multiple photos there, as separate entities, so that a shopper can see how it looks worn as well as what the entire piece looks like. Here is a photo of a gorgeous chain by Art Smith (my favorite jewelry smith). You can see enough of the chain to know whether you like it, or not, you can see how it looks being worn, and you get a good sense of the movement it will have while being worn, all in one photo. No labels or alternate photos to distract from the beautiful necklace. artsmithjewelry.com/images/spi…

I hope you aren't upset with me for saying that, I just feel your jewelry deserves more focus.