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

Saturday, May 7, 2011

Eco-friendly jewelry made from vintage beads: antique to chic

antique to chic:  boutique de bijoux écos faits à partir de perles vintages

Redesigned Earrings with Gold Givenchy Drops and Black

This so pretty shop is full fo Eco-friendly & affordable handmade redesigned vintage jewelry. All items are eco-friendly since they are either: vintage jewelry or handmade with vintage and unwanted beads.

Every piece she make is one of a kind because of the vintage beads she use. You will never find the same piece of jewelry twice in her shop. She try to keep the integrity of the vintage beads by making jewelry with a vintage feel.

Cette jolie boutique est remplie de bijoux écos et reconstruit à la main à partir de trouvailles vintages.  Tout les items sont écologiques parce qu'ils sont soit des bijoux vintages, soit fait à la main avec des perles vintages ou non-réclamées.

Chaque pièce qu'elle fait est unique grâce aux perles vintages qu'elle utilise.  Vous ne retrouverez jamais une pièce en double dans sa boutique.  Elle essaie de conserver l'intégrité des perles vintages en créeant des bijoux ayant un look vintage.

Pink Heart Bracelet with Glass Hearts & Gold

This eco etsy member have been making jewelry for about 3 years. She loved the thrill of the hunt at flea markets looking for beads. 

What a nice idea!!!
You can have a look at her shop here:  http://www.etsy.com/shop/antiquetochic
And maybe become a fan on facebook

Ce membre de l'équipe Eco Etsy crée des bijoux depuis 3 ans.  Elle adore faire la chasse aux perles dans les marchés aux puces.

Quelle bonne idée!!
Vous pouvez jeter un coup d'oeil à sa boutique ici:  http://www.etsy.com/shop/antiquetochic Et peut-être devenir un fan de sa page facebook


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Monday, February 28, 2011

Glamorous, intellectual and ecofriendly jewels: Amoronia

Every Amoronia piece is truly special, with a character of its own - one of a kind or made in very limited numbers.
 
What you see here is the result of her efforts to recycle as much as she can, at the same time ensuring the quality and personality of every piece she make, without compromise.


 
Her name is Demi. In Greek it means 'Earth Mother'. When she was five, she made her first necklace out of mud, and by the time she was eleven she had already designed her first jewelry line.

Because she care about the world, and because she like a nice challenge, her inventory consists mostly of old pieces of jewelry, things that people bring to her, found objects, old clothes or accessories, vintage buttons, papier mache, bamboo, old books, magazines and so on.

Both ideas and sensations inspire her. For her, cheap things like buttons and found objects can be as precious as expensive stones. Everything is in the idea or the sensation the final piece conveys, in the message it communicates, and mediums are just tools.


You can take a look at her pretty and interesting blog:  http://amoronia.blogspot.com/
Or find her on facebook
 

Thursday, February 24, 2011

Jewelry recycled and vintage finds: Alex Keller

Alex Keller is an artist living and creating in Tucson, Arizona.

Her passion is beauty. It encompasses fashion, art and design. In her corner of the world, she has channeled it into making jewelry. Her line, Jewelry Recycled, was inspired at the jewelry counter of a resale shop. It includes antique, vintage and resale jewelry that she has reconstructed into fresh and {new} pieces.


Her addiction is thrifting and antiquing. Vintage by Alex Keller started as a place to sell vintage jewelry. It has grown into a curation of housewares and décor that Alex would want for herself. These items stay with her for a time, are rediscovered, and make their way to new homes.



You can take look at her lovely blog here: http://alexkellerblog.blogspot.com/ and discover her wonderful world!!

Sunday, February 20, 2011

seatbelt bags, home decor, jewelry & more: à la mode

à la mode was founded in 2005. Linda Demers has been designing, creating, crafting, and dreaming of it as far back as she can remember. Her business is her dream come true. She used to play "studio designer" as most kids played "house" & "dress up."



a la mode features unique stuff with urban appeal: modern handbags, home decor, jewelry, and more. All items are handmade, with an urban aesthetic, utilizing innovative materials and eco-friendly resources.


For great modern and handmade finds, diy projects, giveaways and more visit her blog: http://www.alamodestuffblog.com/

Saturday, October 30, 2010

New! Soft Bracelets


I always want to use my destash.... so I knit these pretty bracelets!  I love to wear them!  


Knitted bracelets are so comfortable to wear and incredibly lightweight! A cozy way to add colors to your outfit!  You can wear the set of three or choose you favorite colors to make you mix.

Each measures approximately 47-51 inches. Make 6 turns to fits most ladies average-sized wrists (7-7.5 inches).  

Care: machine washable. Use a gentle and cool setting and let air dry for best longevity.
 

To see all colors available in my etsy shop:

Tuesday, October 26, 2010

New! Eco earrings

I made these earrings with one of my friends, Khalliah Design.


Made from my destash buttons....
 

Some are made with covered buttons....
 

Stay tuned! We will made more soon!
To see my eco jewelry collection only in my artfire shop: