Showing posts with label beach. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beach. Show all posts

Thursday, August 2, 2012

Lazy Days of Summer


With these last few days of summer upon us, everyone I know seems to either be on vacation or in 'lazy' mode... myself included!


The weather has been so gorgeous, I've just wanted to be outside and as a result, haven't gotten much jewelry made this week!


One thing I did manage to complete is this special order triple-wrap necklace. My sweet customer entrusted me with her own gorgeous cameos. Isn't the one with the diamond in the centre to die for?


The cameo segment can be detached if she prefers a simpler necklace one day.



I've also been dreaming up a new line that I plan to call 'parisian pearls', featuring vintage glass pearls. I love the combo of their creamy smoothness mixed with rough gemstones and old pendants, kind of a modern spin on the flapper necklaces of the 1920s.


Here are just some of the elements I plan to work with...








Please stay tuned for new pieces from my 'parisian pearls' line coming to The French Circus on Monday. In the meantime, you can find me under my parasol. Have a lazy weekend, mes amis! :)


vintage photos courtesy of Pinterest

Thursday, June 30, 2011

Vignettes


I recently had the idea to create little vignettes to display my latest jewelry offerings, and to provide fun decorating ideas. Here's what I've been up to this week...


I'm loving a 'beachy chic' look right now, featuring the colours of water and sand, natural textures and a casual feel, so this was the inspiration for this vignette featuring seashells, a rustic candelabra and vintage postcard of a girl by the sea. Of course, my new 'atlantic city' double-wrap necklace fit right in!







Next we have one of my all-time favourite themes - Marie Antoinette! Here she is in miniature size stepping out from a French storybook and showing off my 'sterling crown' choker.






Please let me know what you think of my silly vignettes so far - and do share with me some of your ideas! I'll need a little help. Thank you for visiting. :)