Showing posts with label green turquoise. Show all posts
Showing posts with label green turquoise. Show all posts

Friday, March 19, 2010

Newest Etsy Listing: The First Patches of Green in a Texas Spring


This is my latest listing for my Etsy shop. Sometimes a piece of jewelry just speaks for itself...

This is one bracelet made with 4 coils of silver plated memory wire filled with Bronze beads surrounding 4 Green Turquoise beads.

That's it...and to me that's enough...just oh so pretty!

Hope y'all like it!


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MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT!

IF YOU HAVE EVER COVETED A PIECE OF JAIME'S JEWELRY FROM Bella-Bijou Jewellery here is your chance! She's having a major giveaway RUN over here on her blog and check it out...enter...browse around...she is incredibly talented and her jewelry is gorgeously unique!

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Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Here we go again...The necklace I just couldn't part with.


This necklace started out as a DEFINITE ETSY ITEM !

I invested so much time finding the perfect turquoise stones to use with the Egret pendant and I wanted the necklace to define Balance in Nature.

I researched the symbolism of the Egret...took the photos...wrote the text...

But each time I picked up the necklace and thought of the symbolism of the Egret...I loved it more and more - done deal - it's mine...but I just had to share it with y'all...

If you're interested - here is the Egret symbolism info I found...

Native American… The Egret is recognized as a symbol of wisdom.

Chinese… The Egret defines strength, purity, patience and long life.

Egyptian… A double headed Egret is symbolic of prosperity.

According to Animal-Water-Totems, the Egret is known for working with the elements of Mother Nature rather than struggling against her.


See what I mean? How could I not love this necklace once I understood the symbolism of the Egret?

Friday, March 12, 2010

Newest Etsy Item...'Tis the Luck of the Irish!



This is my newest Etsy necklace! You can check it out here! I'm lovin' the green turquoise and the burnished brass pendant! If you look closer you can see tiny shamrocks on the pendant. Ahh 'tis the luck of the Irish to be wearin' this - I tell ya!