MY PERSONAL COLLECTION: Yellow jewellery

I’ve made a massive amount of jewellery, plus re-arranged pieces and sets over the last few months and have done a lot of yellow.
 
I’m into skulls at the moment since I have three tops with studded skulls on the front I bought up tonnes of skull bracelets (5 for $2) and made stacks and set out of them.
 
Here are the yellow skulls…
and after adding more beads from my kit, made this 9 piece stack.
I added a silver crystal bracelet to this stack to bulk it up
 made this 10 row joined stack out of howlite, opaque glass, crystal and resin.
I took this necklace I had never worn, pulled it apart, added more beads and chain, and made the two necklaces below.
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found this funky wood bead set on ebay
along with these gorgeous yellow and lime bangles.
A few moths ago I showed you how to make your own version of Samantha Wills Skies are Painted bracelet stack. This is my version below.
 Well I finally got around to making a matching necklace
it goes well with the bracelet stack, which also matches my Samantha Wills Bardot earrings and a tear drop ring I got from Equip that matches in the same shade.
 The necklace is a continuously long necklace I can wrap around two or three times.
 I had already made this Samantha Wills style Bardot set when I found the ring
I bought it from Equip and it was blue (like in my Sunny Skies set above). A bit of scuffing and some paint, covered in sparkly nail polish for a sealer and voilà  I have a matching ring.
 Still on Samantha Wills, another piece of her jewellery fell apart. Not the first time for me, or others lately, but I lost some stones and couldn’t replace them so I had to come up with another option.
 I removed the bottom flowers and moved the side ovals down to the bottom. Of course it changes the shape but at least I can still wear them until the next stone falls out.
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