Steampunk Necklace - Silver Square Antique Watch Pendant - Upcycled 15 Jewel Elgin - Mens Industrial Steampunk
Mens Steampunk Necklace - Silver Square Pendant - Upcycled 15 Jewel Elgin Antique Watch by Compass Rose Design This handmade Steampunk necklace has a... more>>
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Mens Steampunk Necklace - Silver Square Pendant - Upcycled 15 Jewel Elgin Antique Watch by Compass Rose Design This handmade Steampunk necklace has a pendant made from a vintage Elgin mechanical watch movement on an antiqued silver chain. The watch movement has detailed exposed gears and ruby jewel bearings - both sophisticated and industrial all at once! ABOUT THE DESIGN: The Victorian era was a bridge between old traditions and new technologies. At the 1851 Great Exhibition in London, Queen Victoria and Prince Albert received the first mechanical keyless wind watches, making pocket watches and watch fobs popular for both men and women until the mid 20th century. While pocket watches had been worn for more than a century, wrist watches were introduced around 1900, called "wristlets" were introduced, in part because of the development of a more affordable jewel bearings production process, which made smaller, more accurate watches possible. Assumed to be a passing fad, wrist watches caught on and were most popular in the 1920s and 1930s, which is why most of the watches I work with are Art Deco from this period. An emblem of a past era of craftsmanship, these mechanical watches have real or synthetic jewel bearings, originally made with ruby, garnet, diamond, and sapphire. Many watches have the name of the watch maker, intricate tooling or design work, seen only when the watch was repaired, cleaned, and maintained. Wear History. MEASUREMENTS & MATERIALS: * The antiqued silver chain measures just over 18" * The pendant measures just under 1.25" tall and 75" wide. * This watch will not tell you the time, as it is now in the upcycled phase of its life. * All items come in a gift box. Compass Rose Design revives historic heirlooms into wearable art. Everything in our shop is handmade in our studio just north of San Francisco, California. Founder, Creek Van Houten, is a 3rd generation maker of recycled jewelry and art. SEE MORE: See the entire Compass Rose Design Jewelry Collection: http://www.compassrosedesign.etsy.com Steampunk Necklaces: http://www.etsy.com/shop/CompassRoseDesign?section_id=7008013 Steampunk Earrings http://www.etsy.com/shop/CompassRoseDesign?section_id=7015168 Steampunk Rings: http://www.etsy.com/shop/CompassRoseDesign?section_id=7390208 Victorian Style Necklaces: http://www.etsy.com/shop/CompassRoseDesign?section_id=6883252 Victorian Style Earrings: http://www.etsy.com/shop/CompassRoseDesign?section_id=6883254 Antique Button Rings: http://www.etsy.com/shop/CompassRoseDesign?section_id=6883257 Bracelets, Pins, Watches: http://www.etsy.com/shop/CompassRoseDesign?section_id=7758576 ORDERING WITH COMPASS ROSE DESIGN: As artists of handcrafted goods, we guarantee our work – but we go a step further with our no-hassle exchange/return policy. Please read our shop policies for all the details if you have questions BEFORE purchase. Contact us with any questions or if you’d like priority shipping or insurance, as these are not included with regular shipping prices. Remember there is sometimes natural variation in hues or loving wear that accompanies the genuine antique items we work with. Thank you for supporting handmade! ABOUT COMPASS ROSE DESIGN: Compass Rose Design Jewelry is a tiny, woman-owned family business based just north of San Francisco, California. Founder, Creek Van Houten, is a 3rd generation maker of recycled jewelry and art. All designs, text, & photos copyright © Compass Rose Design Jewelry. http://www.compassrosedesign.etsy.com Consignment and Wholesale available - just ask! Convo me with any questions :)
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