Good Art ups the ante on their articulated Fish Charm with this two-tone, 22 karat gold and .925 sterling silver variant.
METAL: 22 karat gold & .925 sterling silver
DETAILS:
-Layered, articulated body
-Two-tone gold and silver design
-Goosebump motif on scales
-Rosette motif on head
-Gold bail and eyeballs
-Cast at the Good Art foundry in Los Angeles
-Good Art original design
ORIGIN: Made in USA
Seen here on the White Diamond Curb Chain Necklace and Pequeño Chain - Goosebumps.
Good Art’s two-tone Fish Charm is made up of segmented precious metal pieces emblazoned with the brand’s Goosebumps motif. The alternating 22 karat gold and sterling silver segments add a pop of colour and a luxurious shimmer to the charm. The fish head features a tiny rosette, set of golden eyeballs, and a golden bail. A small but mighty charm that rewards closer inspection with a real sense of fun and some dazzling final flourishes.
Seen here on the Goosebumps Pequeño Chain.
Good Art uses .925 sterling silver, 18 and 22 karat gold to make their jewellery. All jewellery is made in-house at Good Art’s LA foundry. We carry an extensive range of Good Art jewellery across both of our stores, all housed in our dedicated Good Art cabinets. Come and visit us to see the collection up close and personal. Custom orders can be arranged.
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Stage 1: The waist
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- Lay flat with the top waist band evenly flat on the back waist band.
- Measure from one side to the other keeping the jean flat & double the measurement.
Stage 2: The hip
- Measure 3 inches or 7.5cm from the crotch stitch.
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Stage 3: Front rise
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Stage 4: Back rise
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