Showing posts with label etsy jewelry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label etsy jewelry. Show all posts
Saturday, September 27, 2014
New Orleans Blues Vintage Style Necklace II
The focal point of this 24 inch necklace is the extra large faceted crystal in a deep rich color blue. Add to that an ornate elongated bead cap, an antiqued bronze filigree decorated with vintage lucite flower and swarovski crystal accents, and a large vintage key. The piece is tied together with a wonderful antique brass chain and held together with a vintage style swirly toggle clasp.
I was listening to bluesy,jazzy New Orleans style sax music while creating this necklace reminding me of the rich and vibrate history of that city that not even nature can take down!
Giving this necklace as a gift? It will arrive at your door beautifully packaged and ready for giving. And as always there is FREE SHIPPING at Zur Designs!
A necklace rich with the spirit of the blues!
Wednesday, July 04, 2012
The Etsy Jewelry Corner Visits Lunaessence!
Welcome back to The Etsy Jewelry Corner! Today we are visiting Lunaessence Handmade Artistic Jewelry and Handbags! Owner Diana Marie LaRocca Saputo is from the Albany area and established this business in 2008. Here you will find an assortment of jewelry making styles from artfully designed beaded gemstone necklaces to hand formed bracelets, wire earrings and pendants. Materials used are primarily gemstones, semi precious gemstones, pearls, wood,czech glass,seed beads, sterling silver, bronze,brass, gunmetal, and copper .
Diana's handbags are a one of a kind design created using beautiful and heavy upholstery fabrics .
Some of Diana's wonderful designs are shown here...there are more in her Etsy shop so stop by and visit her soon!
Places to find Lunaessence:
In addition to being a fabulous jewelry designer, Diana is also founder of Lunaessence's Arts and Crafts World Expo and is Captain of the Etsy team. This amazing community of handmade artisans come together to support, cross promote, and inspire each other. And whether they are soap artists, jewelry designers, fiber artists, photographers, or work in paper arts, they are always on the message that Diana herself lives every day: handcrafted goods are a high quality alternative to big box items and stimulate both local and global economies. That being said, this group's primary mission is to get the word out about the talented handmade artists within the group and beyond. Use the Twitter hashtag #lacwe to see what wonderful things this group is creating and take a look at their Facebook Group Page and see where it all began.
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