Still Life Photography: Jewelry

The Frugal Still Life Photography class has officially ended, but there's a few assignments I didn't complete, so I worked on a couple of them this weekend. First up, an assignment to create a still life with jewelry. I pulled out one of my old charm bracelets and built a scene around it with a silver thimble, an empty glass bottle and some skeleton keys. I like the composition of the still life and the story that is suggested (but not clearly told). I also like the color story. The focus is also nice and crisp throughout. I encourage you to click on the photograph to see it larger and more clearly.
Here's the pull-back shot:

The guest room studio has a southwest facing window, and I get some decent light near sunset. I threw a pillow case over the printer to create a backdrop. It was fun to pull out my charm bracelet, which was completed about ten years ago. The charms take me back to a distant time in my life: my 40th birthday; a job where I used to work; a dog which we used to have; the worry over Y2K; etc. 
If you signed up for Frugal Still Life Photography class, did you complete it? There are two more assignments I haven't posted: food (which I'm not sure I will complete) and free choice (which I plan to post tomorrow). I'm also planning a class review, which I hope to post later this week.
As always, all feedback is appreciated!