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Murano glass necklace from Venice to Miami – always in fashion

It's summer! The best time of year. Time for vacations, pool parties, beautiful dress, Tank tops, big hats, drinks with umbrellas. Time for fun. We are starting tonight. My best friend is the starting point of the season party invites all to their new Garden by the pool. It will be the real fashion show. I can finally show my beautiful necklace made of Murano glass. It works perfectly with my colorful Missoni layered dress.

So I'm dressed to kill, die to health care is a cosmopolitan, for my friends notice my necklace and run back and ohh ahhh-Ing. But to my horror I noticed that all of them are discharged from Murano glass beads! What's up?

"Where you have your necklace, it's nice," I asked my friend Nell.

"To be found. I see you have one, too. They are all the rage this summer. Did you know that they are made in Italy?"

She had no idea. For them it was just a necklace, beautiful colored glass beads.

"All the rage? These beads were in the fashion of the last 800 years! They are made of Murano. They were worn by queens and kings. You are unique, no two are the same. Each is hand made by Venetian artists, with the same technique have for centuries. "I was shocked my friend's lack of appreciation of the real value of her necklace.

"Honey, where have you all learning? It's cool. I did not know I had something special. I thought the chain went so well with my red top. Check out the small spots of gold floating in each bead. "

My other friend, Bess, was also wearing Murano necklace, emerald green this. She had a little black strapless dress and the necklace was really shows in all its glory.

"Do you love her?" She said. "My friend saw in the magazine Elle, that is glass jewelry in the fashion this summer and found this chain to me. Is not he something? "Was it bubbling.

The lantern light was the water in the pool and reflected in the colorful beads my friends' necks. The soft music in the background was playing, the fruit drinks were flowing, all was well with the world. I have tried countless similar or not imagine something like that, political parties, although centuries, Venice and other European capitals. The clothes were different, ladies probably do not Alcohol drinking, was the final hair different, but the Murano glass necklaces were the same. Splendid colorful beads around the neck of the lovely ladies from Murano artist the one time, each unique, each created perfect little bubble of light trapped in glass. I wonder if time has passed, these artists were able to present their necklaces, or necklace as her, surviving centuries and arrive at fair ladies necks at the Pool in Miami?

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