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| Hello Pattye, Any additional pearl whill had lenght to the bracelet/necklace wherever it is added. It might be interesting to add lenght to a necklace wether you like it more or less close to the neck. How does it work ? click on the link : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tis3tD9YLUU A key on the necklace comes with a " push and turn" movement into a tube set in the clasp, thanks to a wire in ; very safe, with a slight curve from the clasp to the necklace as you see, to keep a natural bend when worn. Can be used as pendant, earrings, bracelet, necklace, for the ones who like versatile jewelry like I do ![]()
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