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Month: April 2021

Apr302021

Naomi Schwartz Jewellery Design Gallery

Naomi Schwartz Jewellery Design Gallery

Some new recycled glass necklaces and bracelets featuring beads made from an assortment of blue and green bottles heading to @naomischwartzjewellerydesign gallery in Henley Beach. Looks like a beautiful weekend for a beach trip too!

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Apr292021

Shiny and Etched Wine Bottle Earrings

Shiny and Etched Wine Bottle Earrings

If you love shiny and etched beads, and if you are like me, and you can’t decide which finish you like best, then these earrings are great because they combine the two! I love the simple contrast of shiny and etched beads, I love that the same glass can look so different. These earrings feature… Read More

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Apr282021

Moet Champagne Bottle Stud Earrings

Moet Champagne Bottle Stud Earrings

Autumn/winter is the perfect time to wear stud earrings. They are a lovely little addition to layers of clothing and chunky scarves. Both of these stud earrings have been made from a Moët champagne bottle, with one pair left shiny and one pair etched for a matt finish.

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Apr252021

Necklace design

handmade glass bead necklace

Sometimes you need to walk away from your first attempts at putting a new idea together, have a holiday on the Yorke Peninsula, and then come back with fresh inspiration and some new ways of making this necklace. I grew up on the Yorke Peninsula, and whenever I go back I just feel happy and… Read More

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Apr232021

Hendricks Gin Bottle Necklace

Hendricks Gin Bottle Necklace

Another gift combo idea. This necklace features beads made from Hendrick’s original and midsummer solstice gin bottles (dark brown and dark purple) along with Fever-Tree tonic bottles.

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Apr222021

Hendrick’s Gin Bottle Earrings

Hendricks Gin bottle earrings

Maybe gin is more your mum’s thing? How about a pair of earrings featuring beads made from a Hendrick’s Gin bottle?

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Apr192021

Recycled Glass necklace from gin, tonic and champagne bottles

recycled glass necklace

This may be more your mum’s style. A necklace made with recycled glass beads from gin, tonic and champagne bottles! Turns out that Chambord can be used to make gin cocktails too! A simple pair of earrings from a champagne bottle certainly adds some wow factor!

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Apr182021Apr 19 2021

Perfect Mother’s Day gift

moet champagne glass earrings

Could this be the perfect Mother’s Day gift for your mum? A pair of earrings made from a Moët champagne bottle, along with a small bottle of Chambord Black Raspberry liqueur so your mum can make a fancy champagne cocktail next time she has a glass of bubbles? I know my mum prefers gin and… Read More

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Apr152021

Necklace Designs

I usually start sketching my ideas for new jewellery so I can get a feel for things. Then I will take some existing beads and do a bit of a prototype. This helps me work out if what is in my head is actually going to work or not, and what else I need to… Read More

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Apr142021Apr 14 2021

Italian glass colours

One of the many things I love about using Italian glass to make beads is the amazing range of colours that are available. It was hard to narrow it down to these 10 gorgeous colours for the Kandinsky Concentric Circles beads that I am getting stuck into making this week, but fingers crossed this selection… Read More

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