Snow Queen (100 y.o., Europe)
Snow Queen necklace and earrings set has sterling silver vintage pendant from 1920’s and framed with white opaque sapphires, labradorite and sterling silver findings.
Ella Silver Earrings
The Ella sterling silver earrings showcase harmoniously balanced geometric shapes, including a sphere crafted from bamboo coral, a sterling silver square, and a rectangular prism made of lapis lazuli.
Hand-made in Canada
The Ella sterling silver earrings showcase harmoniously balanced geometric shapes, including a sphere crafted from bamboo coral, a sterling silver square, and a rectangular prism made of lapis lazuli.
Hand-made in Canada
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Red And Cobalt (250+ y.o., Europe)
Red And Cobalt necklace is another piece of jewelry made with authentic trade beads from Africa. Made to facilitate trade, glass beads in various forms made in Europe were in use by explorers and then traders mainly across the African continent. Blue colour of the beads stands for harmony, truth, insight, and loyalty. This necklace is made with authentic African trade glass bead.
The necklace sits perfectly around the neck and features adjustable length.
Materials: sterling silver, lapis lazili, glass bead artifact
Hand-made by Ottawa-Gatineau-based artist Elena NL.
Apatite And Crown
This necklace features a hand-made silver crown with yellow faceted apatites and genuine natural turquoise stones. The memory wire holds the shape of the necklace and reduces the feeling of weight on the neck.
Blue Arrow
This elegant necklace is made with sterling silver vintage used-to-be earring that I enamelled and turned into a pendant. Memory wire keeps the shape of the neclace which is feels much lighter with the support of the shape.
Materials: sterling silver, enamel, aquamarine apatite.
Hand-made by Ottawa-Gatineau based artist.
Hormizd – King of Kings (1400 y.o. – Persia)
Hormizd – King of Kings set has an authentic silver artifact from Persia aged over 1400 years. A pendant in the Horzmid set is a silver used-to-be coin (drachm) struck in 580’s. I gently cleaned and restored this coin. And Brutish Museum has the same artifact in its collection (Museum number1913,0411.124). So, proudly wear a piece of history!
