This handmade pendant is a hammered teardrop shaped frame with lapis lazuli wire wrapped in a herringbone pattern. The pendant hangs from an 18” (princess length) copper-plated brass chain with handmade copper clasp. This is a versatile and eye-catching design suitable for any occasion including casual wear, business attire, or a night out. Drop length is ~1 1/4” from the chain, chain is 18” long (princess length), request a different length chain at no extra cost The item pictured is the exact one shipped, ready to ship in next business day, actual shipping time to most US cities is 2-5 days. Gift box: All jewelry items come in a handmade gift box made from color coordinating cardstock and twine bow. An example gift box is pictured. Gift note option: If you would like to mail directly to the recipient as a gift, I can include a small card with short handwritten note tucked under the bow and remove any price information from the packing slip. Send me a message within 1 hour of purchase to request this option and specify what you want the note to say. Custom variation options: Message me via Bonanza or email direct (wirefascinations@yahoo.com) to request a custom variation. See booth details under “Miscellaneous details” for more information. Size/type of stone bead: I can substitute any 8mm round beads seen here at no extra cost Necklace chain length: request a different length chain at no extra cost Copper - I use natural 100% copper wire to create copper jewelry items. It is not treated with a lacquer or wax. Copper naturally oxidizes over time and develops a patina. Some people love that look and some prefer to keep it shiny. Slow the oxidization process by wiping your copper jewelry with a soft clean cloth before and after each use to keep it clean. You can easily clean oxidized copper jewelry and return it to bright and shiny by soaking it in a mixture of lemon juice and salt for 30-60 seconds, rinse with water, and dry. Try it with a penny. NOTE: LAPIS LAZULI is sensitive to acids and should not use the lemon juice soaking method. Instead, use a toothbrush to scrub ketchup on the copper, avoiding the Lapis as much as possible. Then rinse and dry.