One of my dear friends (and one of my best sales consultants) gathered a whole bunch of vintage jewelry 

she had collected over the years and asked me to re-make the jewelry into new pieces, but to keep the

vintage flair. I love projects like these because I can truly be creative, but sometimes I do hope that I am

creating pieces that my clients truly love because they have a vision for the sets and I hope to match their

vision. I have already made more than 20 necklace sets, rings, and bracelets for her. I didn't realize that I 

had made that many until I counted them later and I'm still not finished!

Just a note: I love re-making jewelry for my clients, so if you're interested in a new look for your old jewelry,

please feel free ton contact me by e-mail: [email protected]

One of my dearest clients got engaged this year and

wanted to celebrate the news at a party with close

friends and family. She requested an orange and

brown long necklace to match her cute orange dress.

I knew how much she loves matching sets, so I

included a matching memory wire bracelet and some

adorable hoop earrings. This set has murano glass

beads, pearls, ceramic beads, crystal rondelles,

hammered metal spacers and glass beads.

One of the my best sales representatives that I have been blessed to know

is TaLisa W. who is a down-to-earth, intelligent, independent Delta soro,

 "fashion-divanista" and a good friend. She doesn't know it yet, but she will

be rocking this antique gold twisted  chain necklace. I added three linked

iridescent studded chains and linked creamy white pearls together along with

crystal rondelle glass beads on a chain and wove them in between the

braided chain. This was a time-consuming piece, but she is worth it for all of

her help with selling wares for me. Thank you, TaLisa, for all of your hard

work and effort. I appreciate your kindness and your time.

So one of my fashion-forward clients ordered a long "casual-cowgirl" sheik
 
necklace set for a wedding with these colors: cognac and pearls. So I gave her

amber-colored glass murano beads with foil inlay, cognac colored pearls and

faceted glass beads, beige dyed shell beads with an iridescent finish, white,

amber and champagne colored pearls, on a antique gold

chain. I made dangling matching earrings and a added pearls and crystal

rondelles to a bracelet set. Hope she has a great time! 

I know, I know. This is definitely different and not my usual style, but I

do make custom jewelry! A fashionista hair stylist immediately

requested a lipstick styled necklace. I thought it would be easy to find

some lipstick pendants, but turns out, no so. I found some cute

pendants and painted the tips with acrylic paint that was hand-

mixed. Then I coated the tips with high-gloss finish.

But, can you tell what they used to be?

My very fashion-forward friend girl requested a twisted lemon yellow

misty gray necklace. At first, I wondered what the two different colors

would look like together, but afterward, I can see why she has such

fashionable taste. I adore this necklace so much that I might have to

keep it myself! So what do you think about the color combination?