As of late, I have been deep into bracelet designing! I have made more feminine, dainty designs incorporating old rosary beads, beautiful Victorian paste, rosary centers, old chains, vintage French medals, along with garnets, bone, and mother of pearl beads. I love making these scaled down versions of my larger bracelets because they look awesome layered and they just scream Victorian elegance. Here are the pics of my current labor of love...
Not all of the bracelets will be placed in my Etsy shop, so contact me through my email if any
of them interest you.
Another reminder to all of you blogfriends out there, I will be giving these beauties away coming up in the second week of March! All you have to do is leave me a comment anywhere on my blog to be put in the drawing! They are really stunning in person with their sparkling vintage deco rhinestones and faceted chunks of rubies...Good luck to all of you!
6 comments:
Hi Christine, your artistry is amazing and your blog so inspiring. Your jewelry takes my breath away! I discovered your beautiful work on Etsy where I also have a shop of handcrafted jewelry. I share your love for all things Art Deco, relics and artifacts. Thank you for sharing your wonderful gift.
Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, and cometh down from the Father of lights...James 1:17
Thank You Constance for the beautiful verse and a great reminder from where all of our talents come from!
I love your designs; I have just vowed to begin wearing earrings again. I love these.
Hi!
I stumbled upon your blog while looking for clipart. Your jewelry is wonderful! We have gone in a different direction, upcycling vintage and antique pieces. I love your designs and the blog as well.
I just recently happened on your blog and finally took some time to read a lot of your older posts. Your creations are beautiful! Thanks for sharing pictures of your trip to Europe.
Hi Christine,
I have purchased a few pairs of your wonderful earrings on Etsy and I am in love with your jewelry!! I visit your Etsy shop frequently looking for newly added creations and truly admire your creative talent.
Thank you so much!
Karen/San Diego
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