Hello there Friday! The weekend is almost very nearly here.
The weatherman assures me it is going to be a sunshiny sort of weekend, which is something to really look forward too.
The weatherman assures me it is going to be a sunshiny sort of weekend, which is something to really look forward too.
Today it is my very great pleasure to re-introduce a Friday Friend, DUSTy Diva and Australian Maker; meet sweet Kathy of Secret Jewellz!
For that unusual piece with a vintage feel, you can't go past these creations. For example, the luscious Sea Dragon Necklace with Blue Swarovski Sapphire Crystal;
Readers, I would love to share with you now The Secret Jewellz Scoop. Have a simply wonderful weekend everyone x
The Secret Jewellz Scoop.
"Putting
meaning back into jewellery, from times past to modern inspirations"
Who
is Secret Jewellz? Secret
Jewellz is one girl on a quest to bring inspirational and meaningful jewellery to
the world, utilizing the past and bringing to life timeless keepsakes to
treasure and to hold.
On
that occasion I had wrote I wanted to try pmc clay. Since then I have acquired a second hand kiln
and tools over a period of a year and a half to get me started. It’s been a
slow process, but a worthwhile one.
Each
wax seal is unique just like our signature is unique. There is much symbolism and meaning in wax
seals. The joy, hope, courage, inspiration, strength
and love are but a few of the meanings behind a seal.
This
is what i would love to bring to life in the form of a piece of jewellery
giving the wearer a token of meaning to last a lifetime or passed onto a family
member or loved one.
One
of my favourites is two hearts tied together with a ribbon and the word forever
engraved under it. \For*ev"er\- for
an endless time, for all time, eternity. I
imagine letters being sent back and forth with that lovely seal all binding and
a testament to true romance, love and friendship.
I
also wish to use more gemstones this year and into the future. One particular necklace that I love at the
moment is this beautiful small piece of amethyst that I’ve put inside a 1960’s
steel cage on sterling silver chain.
I
still make brass filigree but I know that I will always be evolving and
changing never settling on one medium but forever learning new techniques or
reading up on history.
There
never seems to be enough hours in the day for all that I want to do and
achieve.
Dear readers, would you like to see more? Here is how you can connect:
Buy lovely things on Etsy here:
Dear readers, would you like to see more? Here is how you can connect:
Buy lovely things on Etsy here:
Thanks Samara for having me back, it was a pleasure.
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