Quick answer
Choose the Tatum WigWag pendant if you want bold, colorful linework and a lightweight hollow body. Choose the Vettori Glass Landscape Pendant if you prefer intricate, dual-sided scenery at a lower price point.
Craftsmanship and style differences
Both pendants are handcrafted in North Carolina, but they show very different glassworking techniques. The Tatum WigWag features tight wigwag linework built into full-color, hollow bodies, giving it a vibrant, pattern-forward look. In contrast, the Vettori Landscape Pendant is dual-sided, with a full moon on one side and a quarter moon on the other, plus intricate land formations and glittering stars.
If you value bold, symmetrical patterns that pop from across the room, the Tatum's wigwag lines deliver that visual punch. If you prefer a more narrative, scenic design that changes with the angle, the Vettori's landscape detail offers more to discover up close.
Price and value trade-off
The Tatum WigWag pendant is priced at $72.00 (compare at $120.00), reflecting its dense linework and hollow-body construction. The Vettori Landscape Pendant costs $37.20 (compare at $60.00), making it a more budget-friendly entry into wearable glass art.
The Vettori gives you two looks for the price of one—flip it to see the full moon or quarter moon—which can feel like a better value if you like variety. The Tatum's higher price reflects more intricate wigwag work, which some collectors prioritize over scene detail.
Trade-offs to consider
- Visual impact vs. subtle detail: If you want a pendant that grabs attention with bold color and pattern, the Tatum's wigwag lines deliver. If you prefer a quieter, more detailed scene that rewards close inspection, the Vettori's landscape is the pick. Think about where you'll wear it: a bold pattern suits a casual statement look, while a detailed scene works for closer conversations.
- Price vs. versatility: The Tatum costs $72.00 for a single, striking design. The Vettori costs $37.20 and gives you two moon phases in one pendant, effectively doubling your style options for less. If budget is a concern, the Vettori offers more variety per dollar. If you're willing to invest in dense linework, the Tatum is worth the premium.
- Weight and wearability: The Tatum's hollow body construction makes it lightweight, so it's comfortable for long wear. The Vettori's chain is not included, so factor in the cost and hassle of finding a suitable chain. Remember to budget for a chain if you choose the Vettori; the Tatum's weight advantage may be worth the extra cost for daily wear.
Product facts at a glance
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Tatum WigWag pendants: Handcrafted in 2021 in North Carolina, these wearable art pieces feature tight wigwag linework built into beautiful full-color, hollow bodies. The hollow construction keeps the pendant lightweight for all-day wear, while the tight wigwag lines give a bold, intricate pattern that stands out.
Tatum WigWag pendants
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Vettori Glass Landscape Pendant: This gorgeous dual-sided landscape pendant features a full moon on one side and a quarter moon on the other, providing the look of two pendants for the price of one. You get two distinct designs in one pendant, making it a versatile and cost-effective choice for rotating your look without buying another piece.
Vettori Glass Landscape Pendant
Which pendant fits you?
Best for
- Collectors who appreciate dense wigwag linework and bold color
- Anyone who wants a lightweight pendant for all-day wear
Not for
- Shoppers on a tight budget who want maximum style variety
- Those who prefer scenic, narrative designs over abstract patterns