Showing posts with label jewelry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jewelry. Show all posts

Friday, December 11, 2009

Vintage Reborn Necklaces. At Hero Now.






Made from vintage molds, these designs are anywhere from 40 - 150 years old. These beauties are available at Hero now and are the perfect gift for the vintage loving lady in your life, or they make for a wonderful guilt free reward to yourself for all your hard work this year. Oh and the best part? They start at just $20

Thursday, February 19, 2009

Sushi for me, sushi for you.



We had sushi for dinner tonight and in my lurking after dinner, I came across these amazing rings on Design Milk. A fitting and cute end to my evening to find these.

La Boite A Couture creates adorable jewelry that resemble cakes and other sweets. So much cuteness.

Thursday, December 4, 2008

Sterling Silver Lego Ring

Yes, I want one! The Mathea's sterling silver LEGO rings($140-$165), you can also add Lego brick or accessories to change their appearance. They include three models (as the pic), with one ($140), two ($151) and four studs ($165).

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Wednesday, November 5, 2008

Heart Beat



Just came across these lovelies on Supermarket and they made me smile - Heart Beat by Melanie Favreau - Small anatomical heart earrings made in sterling silver. 1/2" long X 1/2" wide. Just $25. I want these.

Monday, September 29, 2008

Shonah



Shonah pendants are individually handmade, using a blend of her original screen-printed fabrics, patchwork and vintage fabrics. Each beautiful piece is mounted on Tasmanian oak, carefully hand crafted by her father in a quaint country town, furnishing an organic feel to her designs.

http://www.shonah.com

These are so beautiful and they are three of my favorite things together in one - animals, patterns and necklaces.

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Thursday, August 14, 2008

Metal for Monsters


Blend Creations is an online-based retailer of stainless steel jewelry, run by husband-wife team, graphic designer, Eric Jean-Louis and industrial designer, Vivian Cheng. One Saturday morning, while they were reading the paper, they were moved by a story about children in other parts of the world who, for whatever reason, lack basic needs such as food, shelter, water and an education. They thought about what they could do to give back to the other little monsters of the world, and Metal for Monsters was born.

Metal for Monsters is a jewelry collaboration with a handful of illustrators and toy designers. S.britt, Stefan G. Bucher, Jon Burgerman, Anna Chambers, Justin Hillgrove, Adam Koford, John Martz, Jay Stephens and Brian Taylor have all supplied Blend Creations with really cool monster art to be made into pendants. Each laser-etched, stainless steel pendant features an illustration on the front with the artist’s signature and number (out of 100) on the back. For each pendant purchased, $16 will be donated to UNICEF. Vivian and Eric are currently working out the details of production and preparing for a launch date.


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