Earrings again fit for a bride. Or just some everyday shopping. (It seems there are people who either buy jewelry and keep them in safety deposit boxes and those who wear them every chance they get. But that's another story altogether.) I use all these colored gems and minerals for my designs but there really is just something about DIAMONDS. So white and sparkly. So tantalizing. Especially when it moves with the wearer.
It's out in the stands right now but official launch will be this week. What a great addition to the local magazine titles available locally. Some snapshots of my wedding last April are featured in the inaugural issue. Including the brooch I designed specifically for the/my bride to wear on the big day. Not a lot of this Edwardian jewelry style is made today because of the great deal of labor involved. But as you can see, the end product is an important and timeless piece that will last generations. Such intricacy; a great amount of detail can be seen in the picture below (the photo's quite tiny in the magazine so here's a bigger view).
*Edwardian brooch of diamonds and Tahitian drop pearls in white gold. approximately 100cm x 130cm.
