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Victorian Shell Necklace

Isette — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 03:04:01 GMT

One sweet little necklace with a stylized shell design cut from a drop. It reminds me of Victorian stencils which were gorgeous and ornate. The focal of this necklace is made from laser cut black acrylic, and fits nicely at the base of your throat. Complimented with sterling silver chain, the necklace is adjustable 16-18" in length.

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 :) )

Laser Cut Rings | Felt & Acrylic

moyou — Fri, 25 Feb 2011 01:34:58 GMT

These unique rings feature a segment of an original Moyou pattern that I have personally designed laser cut into beautiful 100% wool felt. This medium is a renewable and environmentally friendly resource and provides me with the perfect opportunity to transfer my intricate textile designs into jewellery. This little artwork is funky, wonderfully detailed and sure to add a splash of style to any outfit! It has been lovingly handmade with particular attention to detail, and is a miniature artwork in its own right. The decorative hammered brass ring base is 10mm/0.4" wide, sterling silver plated and adjustable. The ring base is soldered at the point where the ring adjusts so that the adjustment is hidden. This makes for a more attractive ring (a nice change to rings that adjust through a split in the back!). The black acrylic base measures 3.4cm/1.3" square, as does the felt detail above, and together they are 0.6cm/0.25" deep. PLEASE CONTACT ME TO LET ME KNOW WHICH COLOUR COMBINATION AND DESIGN YOU WOULD LIKE.

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!