Ponoko - Items by Isette tagged with ampersand

Harrington Necklace in Bamboo

Isette — Fri, 11 Nov 2011 11:06:53 GMT

The Harrington Ampersand Necklace, now in bamboo! I love this ampersand...it's straight-laced with a slight, unexpected curl. The laser cut ampersand pendant measures 1.25 inches (3.2cm) tall by about an inch wide and is on a sterling silver rolo chain, which is adjustable 16-18". If you need more or less length, just let me know! Because of the natural materials the graining of your piece will vary slightly form that shown. *thank you to Katiecakes for photo number five - see her write up at http://iheartkatiecakes.blogspot.com/2011/10/ampersand.html*

Epershand Studs

Isette — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 13:51:31 GMT

Little bitty black ampersands, for your ears! Laser cut acrylic, stainless steel posts. These posts are attached in at the top swirl of the curl, hanging the same way as the Epershand necklace. They are roughly 15mm long. PS - even though they aren't in the photos, you will get a pair of rubber backs as well :)

Et Flourish Necklace

Isette — Sun, 20 Dec 2009 23:59:36 GMT

This is another pretty little version of the Ampersand, and a better representative of it's roots - the Latin word Et. To get technical, the form is actually an "et-ligature" where the e and t are stuck together. This necklace shows my own variation of the Monotype Corsiva ampersand. Laser cut out of black acrylic, the necklace is finished with a great figure 8 sterling chain. Adjustable 16- 18" - if you need more or less, just let me know!

Epershand Earrings

Isette — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 13:40:17 GMT

These pair of earrings feature the lovely, curvy epershand pendant on handmade sterling silver hooks. They hang roughly 1.75 inches, including the hook. "Epershand" is the Scots and Scottish English name for ampersand...whereas ampersand is a corruption of the phrase "and per se and", Epershand is a corruption of "et per se and", with the same meaning. (Thank you Wikipedia for this little gem :) ) These earrings were featured on How design's blog - you can read it here: http://blog.howdesign.com/Ampersand+Jewelry.aspx Thanks to the nature of the materials, this piece is nice and lightweight!

Epershand Necklace

Isette — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 13:50:07 GMT

A lovely, curvy ampersand pendant on a sterling silver rolo chain, which is adjustable 16-18". "Epershand" is the Scots and Scottish English name for ampersand...whereas ampersand is a corruption of the phrase "and per se and", Epershand is a corruption of "et per se and", with the same meaning. (Thank you Wikipedia for this little gem :) )