This listing is for a ..925 Sterling Silver Swarovski 8mm Pink Rose Butterfly Crystal Necklace  Extender/Bracelet Jewerly Extender. This Extender can also be used as a saftey chain to help prevent your favorite jewelry from falling off while wearing it.  

  

•     This extender has two .925 - 7mm sterling silver spring rings attached at each end. All extenders  are made with a hand-wrapped 22 guage 925 sterling silver wire attaching the spring rings to the links/station or chain for added security. This extender measures about 2 inches long and the link measures 12mmx8mm.

•   PLEASE NOTE:  All my extenders are all made to order and are one of a kind. Please allow 3 days from intial order for tracking to be made avaible. I do try to get orders out 1-2 days from initial order.  Please contact me with any questions regarding this item.

• If you would like this item longer then 2 inches, I can custom make one adding some chain on the sides to lengthen the extender. Please contact me with any questions. I usually respond within a couple of hours after I receive the message. Usually I don't charge for a longer extension. Thank you for your interest in my store.

The Beginnings of Swarovski

In 1862, Daniel Swarovski was born in Bohemia to a family that owned a crystal-cutting company. Now part of the Czech Republic, the Bohemia region has a rich history of crystal crafsmanship. In 1883, Daniel formed a jewelry company and by 1886, they had over 70 employees, and supplied jewelry for Queen Victoria. In 1891, Daniel registered a patent for the crystal cutting machine that he created and in 1895, moved from Bohemia to Wattens, Austria to begin crystal production.

Adapting to Trends

In 1911, Daniel Swarovski and his family built their own glassworks factory and produced premium quality glass. During the 1920's, the "flapper" fashion trend caused a surge in demand for fashionable Swarovski designs. Shorter women's hairstyles led Swarovski to create a crystal-embellished fabric headband, which was also used as trimming for clothing. After the end of World War II, the company founded Swarovski Optik which used its expertise in glass manufacturing to create lenses, binoculars, and telescopes, making Swarovski a market leader in precision optics. Taken from Wikipedia. Tha KS for reading!

-Tiff