jet The classic look for Victorian Mourning Gear, done in jet glass instead of jet itself.
	ruby An amusing take on the concept, perhaps. Goth enough?
	jet chain A little restrained, delicate, barely reminiscent of Native American beaded amulet bag fringe.
	RSN Next, perhaps, a bracelet of the same stuff, dangles pouring out of your bell sleeve...

A typical Victorian mourning necklace would be something like this, only in faceted jet rounds and teardrops instead of faceted firepolish Czech glass. And it would all be linked together on separate wires, whereas this one is beaded on stainless steel "memory" wire and the large beads are separated by matte seed beads.

Wire is typically 15-18" long (one size fits most), beaded up completely, and tips capped with sterling (for reds) or onyx (for jet) half-drilled beads, or turned in loops.