Pendant
$600.00
Custom Order1 in stock
Ask the ArtisanCelebrate 250 years of liberty with a wearable masterpiece.
Commemorate a historic milestone in American history with the 1776–2026 pendant, an exquisite tribute to the nation’s 250th anniversary. Artfully crafted, this oval statement piece reinterprets Old Glory through a lens of pure luxury. Rich ruby hues form bold patriotic stripes, set against a deep sapphire field bearing radiant golden stars. Texturized gold finishings catch the light with every move, giving this historic motif a brilliant, modern glow.
Whether worn as a cherished heirloom or a daily expression of national pride, this piece offers timeless versatility. It arrives beautifully presented on a sleek gold display wire, and can easily be transferred to your favorite gold chain to suit any style.
Wear a piece of history. Honor the past, celebrate the present, and carry the legacy of 1776 with you everywhere you go.
Carolyn L. Barlock was born in Denver, Colorado to a native Coloradoan family that dates back more than a hundred years to Central City’s rush for gold. In 1967 she received her Associate Art Degree from Christian College in Columbia, Missouri, now known as Columbia College.
A special interest in the history of art and antiques caused her to commence the study of porcelain art in the spring of 1969. At first, she studied painting flowers, fruits, scenes and portraits on porcelain. She then studied and experimented with secret techniques of porcelain decoration. These techniques fascinated the ancient alchemists. She mastered the secrets of enameled art, dating from The Chinese Ming Dynasty. This once-fired porcelain application, requiring exactitude of line and density, was a form Carolyn had perfected by the early 1980’s that first earned her worldwide recognition. While exhibiting her work in internationally renowned galleries and shows, Carolyn continued her scholarly journey of ancient porcelain techniques culminating in her use of 22 Karat Florentine Gold and ancient Persian Lusters dating from 9th Century Baghdad creating pieces of timeless beauty, and exquisite form.
