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Showing posts with label fall/winter 2011. Show all posts
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Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Fairy Origami Earrings ***SOLD***



These fairies came all the way from Switzerland, and some of my very first origami paper that came in an assorted package; they are therefore one of a kind and cannot be made again. A t-love one and only, and the first item of T-love's Soulmate line.

I hope these fairies bring you many happy returns!

23$

Olive and Fuchsia Bib Necklace


Olive, fuchsia and varying shades there of a really popular this season, long live the colors of summer flowers to brighten up a typically gray winter day of February! Why not spread a around some of that inner sunshine?

Necklace measures 19.5 ".

Sterling silver, olive green shell discs with complimentary pieces of origami about 1 " wide.

35$

Layered chain Origami Necklace **SOLD**



This necklace has a small gold filled chain, a medium sterling silver chain, and one super funky gold toned polyester chain, all to be brought to together by a cobalt blue piece of origami.

Necklace measures 18.5 " at it's shortest and 20 " at it's longest.

28$

Healing Crystal Necklace - 3 color combos




Rock crystal has been used as a healing tool for thousands of years. It is said to stimulate mental clarity, emotional stability and to facilitate and focus meditative states. It is also said to stimulate positive thoughts and feelings, and to amplify psychic abilities.

This necklace will have you feeling AND looking good! :)

Measures 18.5 " long

1-Sterling silver, gray freshwater pearls, antique gold polyester chain.
2- Sterling silver, cream fresh water pearls, Grey polyester chain. (sold, but possibility to make again)
3- Sterling silver, silver fresh water pearls, black polyester chain



30$

Double Happinness Earrings



Chinese ceramic ware is an art form that has been developing since the dynastic periods. China is richly endowed with the raw materials needed for making ceramics. The first types of ceramics were made about 11,000 years ago, during the Paleolithic era. Chinese Ceramics range from construction materials such as bricks and tiles, to hand-built pottery vessels fired in bonfires or kilns, to the sophisticated porcelain wares made for the imperial court.

Although probably not from the Tang Dynasty these double happiness beads are very popularly seen in most popular Chinese ceramics and jewelry, I even bought myself a full necklace of these beads while I was in Hong Kong !

Sterling silver.

15$

China Town Necklace




The hand painted Chinese porcelain bead and to the crisp royal blue of the agate stone, and polyester chain seen so often on traditional Chinese porcelain items, give this funky necklace a definitely classy Asian feel.

It measures 27 1/2 " long. Sterling silver

40$ (50$ with matching earrings)