I had this idea pop into my head, to make a necklace that had a gold colored ribbon and tiny bead chains hanging from it.  Hence, this decadent neck adornment.  It has an unusual string of faux pearl beads which attaches to the gold resin ribbon with lobster claw clasps.  The center of the ribbon has a tiny AB crystal and seven tiny beaded chains dangling from the ribbon tails.  It's pretty stunning in sunlight and would have made you the envy of the French court for sure.

Note: Due to differences in monitors and lighting, item color online may differ slightly from the actual object.  I've taken several photos of the object in different lighting to give you options for making a decision.

Materials:  resin, beads, jewelry findings, wire

Size:    Total length of strung faux pearls 19 1/4" (48.90cm), length of ribbon pendant with chains [longest] 3 3/8" (8.57cm)

Care Guidelines to Help Your Resin/Polymer Clay Jewelry Look Better Longer

Heat

As resin & polymer clay are plastic, extreme heat can cause it to warp and even melt. Take your resin jewelry OFF when swimming/bathing/showering/hot tubbing or sitting in a sauna. 

Sunlight/UV Rays

Avoid storing your resin & polymer jewelry in direct sunlight as it can cause some resins to yellow/cloud or the design to fade.  Fading can happen especially with sun/heat sensitive products, like liquid crystal and UV sensitive paint if they are overexposed.

Abrasion and Sharp Objects

Although resin & polymer clay are a hard plastic, it can scratch or even chip if handled incorrectly. Scratches can occur from your resin piece coming into contact with things like coins, keys, other jewelry, and other abrasive surfaces.  Chipping can happen when a piece is bumped against another object or from being dropped. It is advisable to remove your jewelry if it will come into contact with any surfaces or objects that might damage it.  Examples:  housecleaning, yardwork, sports, bathing/showering/sauna/hot tub, etc.

Chemicals

Things you use every day can affect your resin & polymer jewelry.  You probably don’t think of them as chemicals, but acetone, nail polish, perfumes, oils, dyes & colorants, hair products, some soaps and other products can affect your resin by dulling it or worse.  If you're going to use any of these products, remove your jewelry first.

Liquids

Never submerge your resin or polymer jewelry or expose it to high humidity or you may damage it.  Take your resin jewelry OFF when swimming/bathing/showering/hot tubbing or sitting in a sauna (yes, I’m repeating myself).  

Cleaning Your Precious

You can easily clean your piece at home with a soft t-shirt material cloth, cool water and a little bit of mild soap like Dawn.  Mix a tiny bit of the soap into the water and dip your cloth into it, only slightly making it damp.  Slowly and gently, use the cloth to polish your piece.  You do not want to cause friction as it will build up heat and you may damage the resin.  

Once done, dry your jewelry with a soft dry cloth and store in a cool dry place.