Showing posts with label style. Show all posts
Showing posts with label style. Show all posts

Wednesday, 28 April 2010

Necklace mod. Violet

Necklace mod. "Violet"
I love the colors of this necklace!

Necklace mod. "Violet"


Hello my dear readers!

Today I'm bringing you another of mine very trendy, spring/summer inspired beaded necklace!
This one is made from a plastic and wooden beeds (the bigger, hot pink beads are wooden).
This model of necklace is really rich, because of it's vibrant colours& multiple strands of beads, it'll compliment well any simple kind of cotton tops, even a V- neck shaped..
It'll also look great with shirts left a bit unbottoned and it'll just bring more attention to the upper part of your body& cleveage!

Availability: Only ONE piece.
Other colours/similar necklaces available on order!

If you'd like to know more info on this necklace, please leave me a comment bellow this post with your contact info!
You can also message me directly at: 

B-deasjewellery@libero.it

Thanx for viewing my handmade jewellery mod. Violet!

xoxo,
Sonja


Wednesday, 21 April 2010

Earrings mod. Lolipop Charms

"Lolipop Charms"
I'm loving the colours of these little horn pendants :)



These earrings are made with three golden chains and a colourful, plastic beads attached.
The beads are in a shape of a horn and by an italian belief, they protect against the evil eye.
Here is a bit more on this belief: "Corno, or cornicello, is an Italian amulet of ancient origin. "Corno" means horn and "cornicello" means little horn- these names refer to a long, gently twisted horn- shaped amulet worn in Italy to protect against the evil eye.
The type of horn they're intended to copy is not a curled- over sheep horn or goat horn but rather like the twisted horn of an African eland or something similar.
Over the years they have become rather stylized and now look less like a natural animal horn than they once did. A regionally popular amulet, they are primarily found in Italy and in America among descendents of Italian immigrants. These little horns (like the horns of all horned animals) are presumed to have once been sacred to the Old European moon godess, before the rise of Christianity. In Catholic symbolism, they would be related to the Virgin Mary, who is shown standing on a lunar crescent."

A little story behind these earrings: I made them in period when I was between jobs.
I liked the idea of little horns as an amulet and added colours because I wanted to think positive about my future& be persistant in my search for a new job!
Pieces available currently: One

Ideal for summer!!

If you're interested in this piece of jewellery, don't hesitate to contact me! Leave me a comment bellow, or simply send me a mail at: 


B-deasjewellery@libero.it

Thanx for reading this blogpost, I appreciate your interest!

xoxo,
Sonja



Earrings mod.SeaShells Sun

Earrings mod. Sea Shells Sun

Sea Shells Sun (this model comes with a red beads)


These earrings, as you can see, are the same model as the ones from my previous post...
The only difference is,
the colour of plastic beads integrated in the golden chain (these are red- hence the name SeaShells Sun).
Again, these are the real shells from the Adriatic Sea.
I believe this piece of accessorie is ideal for the spring& summer days!
They're very lightweight, they won't make your earlobes hurt, so you can wear them all day long!
They're great with any kind of simple outfit, even just with a plain cotton tank top &blue skinny jeans. They'll make any outfit more special.

Pieces available currently: Two

Sea shells are from the Adriatic Sea


A unique piece of jewellery!


I will regularly update the status/availability of my jewellery, even in my older posts, so keep checking them out!( if there is a certain piece of jewellery you're interested in buying, but you're affraid it might be sold out! )

Anyways, if you like anything, feel free to leave me a comment under the blogpost or send me a message to: 


B-deasjewellery@libero.it

xoxo,
Sonja



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