Showing posts with label quote necklace. Show all posts
Showing posts with label quote necklace. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 2, 2013

Gatsby girl

So I haven't blogged for a while, even though I have so much to blog about... First of all, I have to say I loved the Great Gatsby film, and it gave me the little push I needed to finally create some pearl pieces... Glad to say they have already proven to be a hit in my Etsy shop. The quote is the last line from Fitzgerald's book...




This piece was done with real ivory freshwater potato pearls, so sweet and decadent... The wire wrapping alone was so charming!!!




And this is a simpler piece, done with an acrylic pearl at the bottom... Simpler means more versatile! And less pricey, too ;)


What do you think? I always love to get feedback! And I promise to blog again soon, as I have more things I want to show you... ;) 

xx



Saturday, February 16, 2013

Goethe quote necklace

These last few weeks have been rainy, stormy, cloudy, windy or, in the best case dull. So yesterday I was looking outside the window, thinking about what an unhappy day Valentine's must have been for some people. I remembered a book from one of the top shelves in my library, about young Werther. It was in Greek, quite an old publication. And I began to read.




This is the book in its original German publication, the first print, in 1774 (image from Wikipedia). So, I suppose, if I wanted to make a jewelry piece with a quote from this book, it wouldn't be special if it was in Greek, or English. It would have to be in German, the language that Goethe wrote it in.





This is what I came up with. It is a gold heart locket, hanging from a black beaded choker. The locket reads 'Mein Herz habe ich allein', the phrase that struck me as quite strong and which I felt like using for this piece. The necklace is available here.

Saturday, February 25, 2012

Charles Dickens Quote Necklace

2012 marks 200 years from the birth of Charles Dickens, one of my favorite writers of all time. I am going to do a series of pieces, inspired by his work - and I am now presenting you the first one.







This is done in antique bronze and I absolutely adore the pale, pastel yellow background with the sage green, hand dyed silk cord! So hot in fashion at the moment! Yes, literature can also be hot! Especially when it's timeless!

You will find the necklace here.