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Sharon Nowlan Wedding Necklace

Sharon Nowlan Jewelry
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1004130258
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Sharon Nowlan Wedding Necklace

Sharon Nowlan Jewelry
SKU:
1004130258
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First inspired by her son putting pebbles in her pocket at the beach, Sharon Nowlan’s artistry is now transformed through a line of endearing necklaces — each similar in style to her meaningful wall art. Accessories Sharon says she has long-awaited creating, sea glass- and pebble-style charms hang from sterling silver chains with our signature one-of-a-kind quality. The sweet simplicity of her jewelry designs represents priceless moments with those closest to us — forever wearable and always held dear. This necklace reads, "Wedding," and is meant to represent the importance and happiness of this occasion, when two people join together in love. Comes in a gift box that includes the story behind Sharon Nowlan's art as well as a picture of one of her works of wall art. Give this one-of-a-kind gift as a bridal shower gift to a woman you know or to yourself to wear on your wedding day for pre-wedding prep or for the wedding itself.
Created by Sharon Nowlan
The Details
  • Size: 18"long (+2" extension)
  • Inner Pack Size: 1.97"H x5.91"W x7.28"D
  • Master Carton Size: 13.9"H x17.2"W x18.3"D
  • Materials: glass, metal, sterling silver
  • Seasonality: EVERYDAY
  • Sentiment: Packaging sentiment: From this Moment
  • Copyright: © 2020 Sharon Nowlan for DEMDACO
  • UPC: 638713529978
The Artist

Sharon Nowlan

Sharon Nowlan grew up drawing, painting, and creating in a broad range of media inspired by the natural beauty of Nova Scotia. But it wasn’t until she became a mother that the expansive seascape and landscape were brought into tighter focus. It sta

rted with a trip to the beach with her three-year old son. After gathering a pocket full of small, sea-washed pebbles, she artfully arranged them to create a small tableau depicting a grandmother and child. The notion that a clutch of small, cold sto

nes could convey such warm emotions struck a chord with Sharon. Over the years, Sharon’s designs have evolved to include other natural objects including shells, twigs, driftwood and bits of sea glass...but it all began with a handful of pebbles.

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