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 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!