Showing posts with label silver jewellery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label silver jewellery. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 7, 2012

Fun Spring Ear Cuff in Sterling Silver Gift for Her

These are really, really cute .925 sterling silver ear cuffs. I designed these to be different, comfortable and flexible. I also have them in gold. Perfect spring accessory for your new spring wardrobe. Show off your ears with these cute little cuffs. Click here for more info.

Thursday, December 1, 2011

More Sterling Silver Rings to my Etsy Shop

I added more beautiful spoon rings to my Etsy Shop.  They're wide rings with lots of beautiful detail.  I love the antiqued look!!  They make the most wonderful thumb rings.  These spoon rings are so original and unique!!  You will just love them. Click here for more info of spoon ring.


I also added a few more wire wrapped rings as well.  The most recent being the Chalcedony (blue agate) ring in .925 sterling silver wire work.  The blue is very soft with a touch of lilac to mauve; it's very delicate and unique! Click here to see more information on this ring.  Click here to go to main page of my Etsy Shop

Wednesday, October 26, 2011

Sea Glass, Beach Glass and Mermaid Tears

When I started making jewelry over 7 years ago, that's when I really discovered sea glass for the first time.  Not that I had never noticed it before when I was walking bare foot in the sand, but I never thought of it as something precious.  To be honest, I would be frustrated because in my eyes these were pieces of garbage scattered on the beach; a display of negligence and selfishness .  With time and a little bit of research, I've come to appreciate sea glass as being beautiful, frosty gems, gently tumbled with the tides of time; little pieces of coloured history as it may.

Every time I find sea glass, especially a rarer colour such as blue, aqua, mauve, orange, red or black, I ponder and try to imagine its journey. The Bay of Chaleur is so rich with history that one cannot help but wonder if some of this glass wasn't from an old English Ship, a French frigate from France, an Oriental cargo ship, or perhaps it was from the local lobster fishermen who after finishing their favourite drink, hid the evidence at the bottom of the Bay.  As you can see, the possibilities are endless.  Why don't you let your imagination run free the next time you spot these multi-coloured gems in the sand and come up with your own story; a romantic one.

Here is one of my pieces of wire wrapped jewelry with a beautiful greenish-blue colour of sea glass in .925 sterling silver wire.  Click here for more info on pendant and chain.