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How to
Make a Necklace Bust

create a necklace display
that's a work of art

© by Carolina - NeoVamp Jewelry; all rights reserved

Here's an unusual way to make a necklace bust that will really attract your customers' attention:

how to make a necklace bust

Figure 1: This lovely, artistic jewelry display shows off
a necklace and matching earrings.

How to
Make Your Own Necklace Bust

I saw how to make a necklace display with cardboard by Bea Graansma, and developed the idea into this.

This Victorian lady is done on hard cardboard (I used the back cover of my DINA3 sketchbook) and acrylic painting. Behind the display in Figure 1, there is a copy I made of William Bouguerau's 1882 painting, "The Dusk".

This jewelry display is balanced by a cardboard triangle on the back, and the entire back is covered in gift paper. Some crayon shades were added.

back of necklace bust side of necklace display

Figure 2: Two views of the back of the necklace bust,
showing how it's covered with gift wrap and
supported by a triangle of cardboard.

The purple and gold scarf is not attached to the display, just rolled over for matching convenience. The ear of the Victorian lady was pierced for showing the matching earrings.

close-up view of the necklace bust

Figure 3: Close-up of the necklace bust
shows the lady's pierced ear that
displays a matching earring.

The display above shows my Avalon Series Victorian wire wrapped pendant, a piece I haven't finished yet, but it looked great with the display's style.

I'm going to make a whole series of these painted displays. Below is a second necklace bust, based on Alphonse Mucha's paintings:

how to make a necklace bust

Figure 4: Carolina's jewelry display models her
Moulin Rouge Olive Green necklace and earring set,
while recalling Mucha's "Lily" painting.

And if someone wants to buy the display instead of my jewelry, it's OK!

how to make a necklace bust

Figure 5: Full view, including Carolina's painting, "Orchids".


Author Carolina of NeoVamp Jewelry is truly a multi-talented artist. In addition to creating these gorgeous necklace displays, she handcrafts a line of unique jewelry, and makes jewelry boxes to package her customers' purchases.

Read Carolina 's Jewelry Business Success Story, an interview with Carolina by Rena Klingenberg.

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