Necklace, Gray Silver Alien, Black Eyes In Computer Chip Square, Hand Sculpted Polymer

Overview •Handmade item •Materials: Quality Polymer, Reclaimed Metal Objects, Black Ink, Permanent Bail, Artist Created and Hand Sculpted, Signed and Dated, Silver Metal, Computer Chip, Silver Satin Hand Knotted Tie Cord, Silver Gray Bronze Black Polymer Color, Hand Sculpted Bronze and Black Beads, Square Shape UFO Alien Subject Artist created, designed and hand sculpted, high quality polymer necklace is dated and signed (Artist's Registered Logo) by Russian Artist Ludmila Ketchersid (USA). The long silver hand knotted satin cord is hand tied which means the length can be adjusted if needed and comes with 9 black and bronze brown colored, hand sculpted polymer beads. Approximate measurements are: 19" tie silver satin cord without pendant (32" total length of cord) with a front drop of 16" with pendant and weighs approximately 1 ounce. The pendant itself measures approximately 2" high including fixed bail x 1-3/4" wide. This silvery gray alien is surrounded by silver metal objects while the square shape has a brown bronze color. This silver gray alien with black eyes was hand sculpted with polymer and enhanced with reclaimed silver metal objects and actual computer parts. The overall pendant is enhanced with black ink which showcases the details. The pendant was made by using an actual large, square 10 MHz computer chip which is indicated on the back. The alien is surrounded by the metal computer pins from the other side of the computer chip peeking through the black/bronze colored polymer. There are four flat silver round, fancy washers on each corner with four silver metal brad heads placed inside the pins. There is a small flat fixed silver bail at the top while the three silver metal cylinder connectors add a little extra shine to the silver satin cord. This is an original, one of a kind, collectible and wearable piece of art. What a great item to add to your Sci-Fi collection or just a neat idea for gift giving !! This alien is definitely interested in our "primitive" technology and would make a great conversation piece.