Showing posts with label jewelry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jewelry. Show all posts

Thursday, December 19, 2013

The Best Way to Show Off Bling

The Harper's Bazaar article on how to wear bling gives some insight as to how to get the chunky stacked look based on the individual.  Worth a look.  http://www.harpersbazaar.com/fashion/fashion-articles/jewelry-guide-0210#slide-1

 

 

Wednesday, December 18, 2013

How to Stack Jewelry

This is an interesting blog about how to stack jewelry.  http://www.thedocndiva.com/2013/06/stacking-jewelry-fashion-trends-2013.html. They use traditional Indian jewelry stacking as a starting point.  As I looked at the photo I thought WOW this is a great example.

 

Monday, December 16, 2013

4 Hot Jewelry Trends Inspired by the Runway

Classic Chains, Big Bright Stacked Rings, Realistic Animal Designs and Statement Pieces are the 4 Hot Trends in 2013 according to collegefashion.net.  Since my mantra is Be Frugal and Look Fabulous I have found affordable alternatives to the more expensive examples found on this web site.

1. Stamp Chain Necklace by Jodi Rae Designs http://bit.ly/IWEsj9, 2. Cabachon Rings by Amy Faust http://bit.ly/IWEyXP 3. Sea Urchin Rings and Pendant by Hratch Babikian http://bit.ly/IWEN5o.

 

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Friday, July 19, 2013

New Artist Beverly Tadeau



Art Jewelry Online is now featuring the work of Beverly Tadeau.  Her finely crafted pieces may appear delicate but they are constructed in a way that adds strength and durability.  The unique and feminine designs make Beverly one of our favorite artists. 

Wednesday, April 24, 2013

Private Sale Save Up to 70%

Art Jewelry Online is hosting a private sale with savings from 15%-70% off.  Artists are clearing out their inventory in anticipation of the spring and summer shows.  Come and take advantage of this rare opportunity. The Password is jewelry the User ID is asart. Sale ends May 12.  http://www.artjewelryonline.com/index.html 

Monday, March 25, 2013

Art Jewelry Penny Sale

One of my favorite memories of my youth are my trips to the local mom and pop store and buying 25 cents of penny candy.  I can remember grinning for the entire day in between bouts of  sugar highs.  Those memories are my inspiration for the AJO Penny Sale. Shop now the Art Jewelry Online Penny Sale ends March 30.  Purchase select pendants or necklaces and receive coordinating earrings for 1 cent.

 
Hobnob Earrings by Lulu Smith 1 cent with the purchase of either the Hobnob Pendant or Bracelet.

Sunday, December 30, 2012

Jodie Rae Bronstein Jewelry



Jodie Rae Brownstein is a skilled designer, creator, craftsman, artist and metal smith specializing in custom jewelry for both women and men. Although some of her work appears unisex it has an undeniable sensual quality.http://artjewelryonline.com/jodirae.html

Monday, December 3, 2012

Artful Photographs of Shana Kroiz Jewelry





Shana's jewelry was included in a fashion shoot featuring clothes by Carlos Palmer and photography by Jacco Boers.  Enjoy!

Friday, September 7, 2012

Hratch Babikian Sea Urchin Rings






Hratch Babikian's Red Sea Urchin's ring has to be my favorite ring.  I have shown this ring before but now that he offers it in gold I thought it acceptable to post it again.  I also like the new images of the ring from all angles.  This is something I think all artists should consider to better showcase their work.

Tuesday, August 21, 2012

Architectural Work by Josh DeMonte

Enter joshuademonte.com



This piece is from an instructor of mine at Towson University, Josh DeMonte. Made from Glass-filled polyamide.  http://joshuademonte.com/home.html

Tuesday, June 28, 2011

When In Doubt Organize



I was no further along in finding inspiration for a new line so I decided it is time to get organized. The biggest surprise was to find out that I had two each of some of my tools. I also found a ton of scrap metal to send off to Hauser and Miller. They are fast and offer fair prices for silver. I found time to unpack the collection of enamel supplies that a student gifted me and I am overwhelmed with gratitude. I may not need to buy enameling supplies for the rest of my life. They were all lead based and with small children she wanted to get rid of them.



I discovered where all of my books on ethnic/African art were hiding and when I sat down to read them I decided that this would be the focus of my new line. There are several shapes that are used in the West African culture that symbolize wealth, fertility etc. I like the colors and patterns of mud cloth so I'll see if this translates well in resin. Most of my work is brightly colored but these earth tones are calling my name.