Knotted satin cord necklace for large magatama

Want to wear your magatama as a necklace? The easiest way is to string it straight onto a piece of cord, but that tends to make the magatama a bit shy, so that its legendary "curved jewel" shape is only visible from the side. However, when knotted onto a cord as shown here, the magatama will relax and feel safe, showing itself off to everyone around you.

You'll have to buy the magatama as a simultaneous but separate purchase-- this listing is for the extra service of tying it onto the cord with the ornamental knot that's shown in the picture. If you already have a magatama at home or just prefer a simpler look, I have a lower-priced listing for a plain piece of cord.

To fit onto the 2mm diameter of this cord, the magatama should be one of the larger ones, i.e. any of the ones that *aren't* labeled "small" or "smallish".  For size reference, the wine-red cord has a rose quartz magatama in my default average size, and the black cord has a long fluorite magatama.

Each necklace uses about one yard/meter of cord. I don't know what the satin is made of, but it's probably polyester or rayon, not silk. I usually tie off each end of the cord as shown on the red cord. If the ends are left loose, as shown on the black cord, they'll eventually start to unravel, though this can be controlled into an attractive soft tassel by tying a knot near (instead of at) each end. (Or you can heat-seal each end into a hard blackened tip if you really want to-- a second or two against an electric stove burner or in a flame should do it, but don't breathe the fumes) .

Please check my other listings for more pretties, and thanks for looking!  ^_^