The ultimate irony of rush hour – there doesn't seem to be much rushing, rather more waiting. Also ironic: our black jeweled sash pin sitting happily at front and center of the design is actually an early 20^th century mourning brooch, worn by Victorian women in strict pursuance of dress codes following the death of a loved one. Encircling the meaningful and beautiful centerpiece are three strands of faceted fire agate beads, their vibrant, crackled pattern and color bringing life and action to a wonderfully wearable design. A black jeweled clasp from India sits at back, approximately 19” long overall. 

See How We'd Wear It here.