Showing posts with label olivine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label olivine. Show all posts

Friday, May 1, 2009

Garden Amber, Like I Promised in the Previous Post

There it is, the Garden Amber bracelet. Made to layer with Springtime, but not required to.

Common cloudy, not made of tree sap. May contain insects. Give props to the Sun God Elector the Awakener at Phoenician get togethers with this limited edition. Warning: Electrostatic properties may decompose if heated above 200 degrees centigrade.

-B.D.


It was a few months ago that I wrote the description for this bracelet, and I was sick at the time. I posted something nicer on Etsy, but here's what I came up with originally, in a Nyquil-tinted daze:


Here we have a classic bracelet made with puffed jade rectangles about the same colour as the goo exploding from my lungs right now. It’s a bright, organic spring green colour, fastened with gold-filled wire and a gold-filled toggle clasp. Dangling breezily from the links are alternating vintage glass leaves of black and amber. A truly disquieting sight!


Makes you want to buy, doesn't it? Rest assured, I wasn't sick when I actually made the bracelet. I don't...do things when I'm sick, aside from languish online and maybe get the occasional paperwork done. The rest is all sleeping and complaining. I'm feeling much better now, though. I guess I have been for months, really.


See you soon!

-G.M.

Monday, April 27, 2009

Garden Amber and Springtime

Good news! I sold 5 pieces in person this week - only one of them currently listed on Etsy. Someone simply had to have this bracelet I like to call Springtime, I'm Out Here in Your Morning Breezes.

Essential piece for optimists/lovers. Not suggested for winter, summer, or autumn (unless you are very secure or Celtic). Perfect for March, April and May. Make a spash at the Vernal Equinox. Flora will flourish wherever you go, and swallows will follow. Especially pretty during supercell thunderstorms.

-B. D.


A spring-coloured combination of olivine jade rectangles, Czech glass flowers in garnet and wasabi, and sterling silver findings – this bracelet was made to remind you that winter can’t possibly last forever, or so I’ve been told. Fun and breezy, perfect for dressing up or down! -G.M.


This bracelet went to a lovely Dutch girl who can give it the love it deserves. I'll be making a variation of this right away, though, so sit tight. More news on dogs to come!


-G.M.