Earrings
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I experimented with a bit of wiring with this pair of earrings, and decided to heap it full with teeny little swarovski crystals and smooth czech glass drops. The final result was a very sparkly and colourful pair of earrings that look like a swing, accommodating all its little jewel children.
What more to say? Freshwater pearls, the same smooth baby pink czech ovals and ornamentation with silver rose and leaf accents make this a simple, yet essential, derivative of its matching bracelet.
Careful, albeit tedious, wirework characterizes these earrings' unique frames. It was definitely hard work getting every single tiny swarovski crystal firmly wired to the metal oval frame but it was worth it in the end! Somewhat like a unicellular alien, these earrings are rather surreal. Made with amethyst ovals and swarovski crystals.
Lollipop, lollipop, oh-lolli-lolli-lolli-lollipop!
I thought the antiquity of the silver oval frame, accentuated by the cream pearl drop within it, very much resembled a pondering owl. Its wordly concoction of blues, greys and silver makes this a very curious piece indeed.
Finally, the matching earrings to its bracelet! These earrings are simple but have a powerful message.
Wiring the little teal pearls onto the silver frame of these earrings was tough work, but it was worth it in the end. But it's not something that I'd be doing again in a hurry, though! Anyway these lovelies are long and cascading, and are excellent for that formal dinner appointment.
I found something quite festive about this pair of earrings, something like an exploding firecracker. Perhaps it's the gold, perhaps it's the warm shades of subtle brown in the crackle czech glass beads.
This is the gold version to my previous design of Balinese Dancer; I decided to try this look with tiger eye rounds and gold accents instead. This one is relatively shorter too and can be worn to more casual events.
These flowers are so pastelly coloured they look absoloutely delish! I was quite happy with the way the colours blended so well together, it does look a bit like a gummy treat of some sort now.
Busy and industrious, these earrings are certainly not about to fly away. It does look quite like a bee though.
Yes, a masculine term! I rather felt that this earring, although obviously feminine in its own way, also had a sense of princely quality to it too. It is after all a very handsome number, with its stark colours of gold accents and oversized swarovski crystals in funky amethyst and dark green.
Reminiscent of post-Tzarist Russia, this old world earring in its intoxicating hues of antique gold and coffee pearls is enough to bring anyone for a tour back into the past.
This is a bizarre combination of simple with intoxicatingly complex. A fine balance lies between these two earring sides as an exotic plant-like design on one complements the clean simplicity of the other.
Away with trying to look to dressy and all the effort with colours; these earrings keep things classically simple so are suitable for wear anyplace, anytime. Made with jet black czech glass and smoky grey crystal drops.
A significantly more radical concept to earrings I usually make, I decided to keep it simple with these lovely ornate silver bead caps that, excluding the earring hooks, boast a bold 5cm drop including the pearl at the bottom. Wildly exotic, you'll be dying to wear these earrings to the most elegant of functions.
These short and simple earrings are made cuter by the addition of a vintage brass bow charm. At the bottom suspends a glass pearl drop and swarovski crystals.
Gummy lollies on a cheery spring day, amidst purple poppies. Sweeeet.
These long earrings are dangly and sway with every movement, sparkling with glamour and glitz. Its deep sea hues of montana blue and silvery black are reminiscent of the watery depths of an ocean.
...pronounced wo-ter-me-laii; plural for watermelon in The Red Jewel's definition, are the immediate fruit that come to mind when looking at these earrings. Made with clusters of tiny freshwater pearls atop semi precious watermelon tourmaline ovals.
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