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Tag Archives: eco-friendly jewellery

Jan52018

Cool blue recycled glass necklace

upcycled glass necklace

It’s day 5 of my #ayearofrecycledglassjewellery challenge! I’m really loving making all of these new necklaces. I promise I will be making some new earrings very soon for all of the earring lovers out there! Today I have put together a selection of cool blues, clears and silvery tones. Perfect for such a hot day!… Read More

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Apr162015

Recycled Glass Beads

I am getting ready for the Flinders Street Market this weekend.  It’s a special event market, where all of the stallholders are making eco-friendly products.  I will be there Saturday and Sunday, from 10-3.  I’m really looking forward to being part of this market again. I will have a range of recycled glass beads and… Read More

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Oct132014Oct 13 2014

Banrock Station Wine Bottle Jewellery

Banrock Station Wine Bottle jewellery The beads in this range of jewellery were made from a Banrock Station Sparkling Shiraz bottle.  I have decorated some of the beads, but tried to keep the colour of this bottle shining through!  Such a pretty colour. Available in my Etsy or Ethikl stores now.

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Oct132014Oct 13 2014

Coopers Sparkling Ale Jewellery

 Coopers Sparkling Ale A Coopers Sparkling Ale bottle was used to make all of the beads in this jewellery! Dark brown glass with some embellishments, it has a real wow factor. Available now in my Etsy and Ethikl stores.

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Oct122014Oct 13 2014

Peroni Beer Bottle Jewellery

The beads in this jewellery were made from a Peroni Beer Bottle! I thought it was kind of funny to use an Italian Beer bottle to make the beads, especially as most glass beadmakers use Italian Glass to make their beads! So, it started out as a bit of a joke, but I actually really like… Read More

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Oct112014Oct 13 2014

Jewellery made from a Clear Beer Bottle

The beads in this range of jewellery were made from a Coopers Clear Beer Bottle! I love how it has turned out.  The colour is just perfect to wear with anything, and with that little bit of sparkle, you could even find yourself wearing it out at night time (if you are lucky enough to… Read More

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Oct102014Oct 13 2014

New Green Depression Glass Jewellery

New Green Depression Glass Jewellery Green Depression Glass was the first type of recycled glass that I worked with, and I fell in love with it!  The green is so pretty, so soft, and so clear. I have decorated the beads a little bit to give the necklace and bracelet a really interesting mixture of beads… Read More

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Oct92014Oct 13 2014

New Skyy Vodka Jewellery

  New Skyy Vodka Jewellery! Available now in my Etsy shop or in my Ethikl shop I love the colour of this glass.  It is a pretty cobalt blue, and with the silver embellishments, it makes it a very sparkly bracelet and necklace. The earrings are perfectly matched, you just need to decide if you prefer… Read More

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Oct82014Oct 13 2014

New listings on Etsy

I have listed some new recycled glass jewellery on Etsy! Coopers Sparkling Ale Coopers Clear Beer Skyy Vodka Peroni Beer Green Depression Glass Banrock Station Wine 20% discount on all purchases with the coupon code THANKS (use this at the checkout). Shop here.

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