These dangle earrings for pierced ears are made from recycled vintage glass hoop beads in pale grey and mint green - summery, chic and eco-friendly!
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Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Sonata in Pale Pink Dangle Earrings
I combined vintage metal scrollwork beads with pink rhinestones and long, teardrop-shaped plastic pearls (also vintage) - unique, casual, classic and eco-friendly!
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Modern Romance Dangle Earrings
Vintage materials with a modern edge - these unique dangle earrings for pierced ears are made from recycled vintage glass baroque pearls in creamy white and unusual wrapped brass wire beads - fun, hip AND eco-friendly!
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Moments of Clarity Dangle Earrings
Clear vintage nugget beads stacked up to make light, unique, eco-friendly dangle earrings for pierced ears. I love how many vintage plastic beads (like these) look like glass but without the weight and fragility of glass!
Thursday, May 17, 2012
Fall from Grace Dangle Earrings
This is the last pair of lovely textured goldtone metal connector beads that came from a broken vintage necklace! They make every pair of dangle earrings I create with them - elegant - especially when they're combined with delicate opal glass givre beads. All good things must end!
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Alice in Wonderland Dangle Earrings
These delicate dangle earrings (made from vintage glass beads) are perfect for tea parties with Mad Hatters! And maybe the Queen will be so impressed, she'll let you keep your head :)
Thursday, December 9, 2010
A Profusion of Pearls! A Profusion of PLASTIC Pearls!
You know how I love vintage beads...especially pearls (even when they're plastic!). They epitomize romance and glamor (my father thought they were bad luck for some reason but my mother didn't!). I find broken pearl necklaces at estate, yard, garage, stoop and barn sales. I salvage the beads that are in good condition and I make necklaces. But not like the usual (think Barbara Bush) pearl necklaces . I don't match the beads and I don't place them in size order (called graduated) and I never, ever create multi-strand necklaces.When I'm done with the necklaces, I sometimes have just two or three magnificent vintage pearls left...so I make earrings...like the new ones above. I think they're perfect for people who wear costume jewelry, don't like heavy earrings and want something unique and affordable. They'll be listed in my etsy shop soon.
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
You Asked For It!
Well, some of you did. I recently ran an earring sale in my etsy shop and many new customers bought them. In the feedback they graciously provided, several of them asked me if I ever had any dressier earrings for sale. They loved the vintage beads, the lightness and movement in the earrings...they just wanted something they could wear out in the evening, with dressy clothes. I looked through my stash of vintage beads and found several plastic crystals and pearls. These are the high-quality vintage plastic beads that really do look like real pearls and glass. Except they are lighter, don't break and are much less expensive. I had used several of them in necklaces but had at least two of each left to use in my new line of Urban Chic Earrings. In each pair, I set off the plastic beads with unusual vintage metal beads giving the earrings a sculptural feel. Take a look!
Saturday, August 28, 2010
Earring Clearance (Clearing?) at threepeats Jewelry
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I have so many new (really old) vintage beads that I want to turn into earrings that I'm clearing out my current inventory. That sounds so brick and mortar! Every pair of earrings in my etsy shop is just $5.00 (regularly $7-10) while they last. AND shipping is free for the second, third, fourth (you get the idea) pair you buy!
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