| Pet Portraits in Mixed Metals The ULTIMATE Portrait of Your Pet! |
These beautiful portrait pendants can be created from a stock photo (of my choice) or a combination of
your photos for a more personalized piece. Either way the result is a piece of your heart to treasure for a
lifetime! These pendants usually measure roughly 1" x 1 1/4" and are done in combinations on sterling
silver, copper and brass, depending on the animal.
In order to get started on one of these pieces (even the stock ones are somewhat customized) I need at
least one photo of your pet. If we are creating a custom portrait I ask for at least FIVE photos of your pet
and I prefer for these NOT to be show pictures but rather candid photos that really portray your pet's
individual personality. I also ask for a paragraph or two describing your pet and his or her quirks and funny
habits! If you would like more information about having one of these pendants made especially for you
please email me at barrie@sunstonedesigns.com
Prices start at $195.00 for a stock portrait and $275.00 for a custom piece.
your photos for a more personalized piece. Either way the result is a piece of your heart to treasure for a
lifetime! These pendants usually measure roughly 1" x 1 1/4" and are done in combinations on sterling
silver, copper and brass, depending on the animal.
In order to get started on one of these pieces (even the stock ones are somewhat customized) I need at
least one photo of your pet. If we are creating a custom portrait I ask for at least FIVE photos of your pet
and I prefer for these NOT to be show pictures but rather candid photos that really portray your pet's
individual personality. I also ask for a paragraph or two describing your pet and his or her quirks and funny
habits! If you would like more information about having one of these pendants made especially for you
please email me at barrie@sunstonedesigns.com
Prices start at $195.00 for a stock portrait and $275.00 for a custom piece.
| From these pictures (and a few more) came this! Unfortunately the unpolished piece was much easier to photograph . . . |
