Baubles — by Guest Mom Leslie
It turns out that I happen to love jewelry. I wear simple signature pieces every day: small diamond studs, my wedding set, and a simple solitaire necklace. Sometimes I'll change it up if I'm feeling that my outfit needs an uplift. Since I've been blogging at A Room Somewhere, I've been surprised at how often beautiful jewelry catches my eye, and how much of it has ended up in my mailbox! Design Mom features lovely jewelry artisans often on her blog, people like Lisa Leonard. Lisa's personalized jewelry always resonates with me. I could own every single one of her pieces and not be a bit sad about it. I have a piece she made for me and I get compliments every time I put it on.
One of my favorite shops to browse is run by the Savannah College of Art & Design (SCAD). Their students, both current and former, create really unusual but completely wearable pieces, like this Portrait Necklace, designed by Allyson Ross.
I love the assymetrical circles of silver she placed on the side of this antique porcelain button. ShopSCAD not only features jewelry, but clothing, artwork, and decorative home items as well.
And here's a collection of gorgeous pieces from some of my favorite online sources for fabulous, unusual, elegant jewelry. Pick out something pretty for yourself!
From top row, left to right:
Abilene Earrings, Gemmafactrix on Etsy
June Cleaver's Secret Necklace, Second Sister on Etsy
Gracieux Necklace, Elisabeth Space Artisan Jewelry on Etsy
Sterling Cherry Branch Ring, Jorgensen Studio on Etsy
Mirror Mini Post Earrings, Wildflower Designs on Etsy
Coin Chandelier Earrings, Banana Republic
Rings Eclectic Green Cocktail Ring, Frosting
Lost & Found Necklace, Dejarnette
Charlotte ring, Moss Mills
Art Nouveau Band, Diamond Leaf, Sundance
Winnie Agnes Necklace, Darlybird
Gold & Green Aventurine Paillette Necklace, Viv&Ingrid
Tiny House Necklace, J. Davis Studio on Etsy
I Love You Necklace, Automaton on Etsy
Sun & Moon Necklace, Sundance
The Blue Rose Earrings, Ivcreations on Etsy
One of my favorite shops to browse is run by the Savannah College of Art & Design (SCAD). Their students, both current and former, create really unusual but completely wearable pieces, like this Portrait Necklace, designed by Allyson Ross.
I love the assymetrical circles of silver she placed on the side of this antique porcelain button. ShopSCAD not only features jewelry, but clothing, artwork, and decorative home items as well.
And here's a collection of gorgeous pieces from some of my favorite online sources for fabulous, unusual, elegant jewelry. Pick out something pretty for yourself!
From top row, left to right:
Abilene Earrings, Gemmafactrix on Etsy
June Cleaver's Secret Necklace, Second Sister on Etsy
Gracieux Necklace, Elisabeth Space Artisan Jewelry on Etsy
Sterling Cherry Branch Ring, Jorgensen Studio on Etsy
Mirror Mini Post Earrings, Wildflower Designs on Etsy
Coin Chandelier Earrings, Banana Republic
Rings Eclectic Green Cocktail Ring, Frosting
Lost & Found Necklace, Dejarnette
Charlotte ring, Moss Mills
Art Nouveau Band, Diamond Leaf, Sundance
Winnie Agnes Necklace, Darlybird
Gold & Green Aventurine Paillette Necklace, Viv&Ingrid
Tiny House Necklace, J. Davis Studio on Etsy
I Love You Necklace, Automaton on Etsy
Sun & Moon Necklace, Sundance
The Blue Rose Earrings, Ivcreations on Etsy
18 Comments:
Great picks! June Cleaver's Secret Necklace is worth owning for the name alone — love it.
Everything is so lovely, Leslie! As usual (o:
i too am such a jewelry girl. it is so much fun to put on. i can totally change my mood simply by putting a necklace or a ring. i've been lucky enough to collect some beautiful pieces while traveling. which makes it really fun... not only are they beautiful, but they are wonderful reminders of a trip long ago. i loved all the pieces you decided to feature, they are beautiful.
i love that personalized necklace! and love your kids too. :)
thanks for these links! I'm sick of buying jewelry at Target and have wanted some one-of-a-kind pieces. I have since fallen in love with Etsy, but these other sites are great too. Thanks again!
all of those pieces of lovely. too bad that i'm inexplicably attracted to gawdy, trendy jewelry. but to thine own self be true, right?
... are lovely ...
Yes, I love those!
Have you checked out www.lostbuttonstudio.com? She makes gorgeous pieces, too.
Do you know where I can find some really beautiful lockets. One of a kind and antiquey looking? I have been looking since fall, to no avail.....Thanks!
flawless taste, as always
am so pleased to find familiar favorites of my own among your favorites!
if only that little house necklace wasn't so pricey...
Gabrielle, did you check out that necklace? there's a single black bead on the strand of pink beads. june's got a dirty secret. :) love it. everything april makes is so pretty and fun. i have a couple of her necklaces, they're very elegant.
lindsey, i do love lost button studio. my friend natalie and i have discussed on several occasions how we would love to own one of these. i posted about them here.
look at me rockin' the html. :)
brandee, i'll check around and get back to you. i'm pretty sure j. crew has one . . .
ok brandee, i hope you're checking back!
here's jcrew's option ($65)
& a cute locket from etsy for only $18
and that's the beginning of 68 pages of lockets on etsy. click here for the search.
These pieces are gorgeous! This post is so dangerous for me right now!
I also have that lisa leonard necklace & wear it all the time. people people think it is so clever/special. and I LLLLLOVE it!
I can always trust Leslie's taste. I'm busy eye-ballin' that lost and found necklace.
Thank you for blogging about shopSCAD! I am happy to hear you enjoy the site.
Amy Zurcher
shopSCAD Managing Director
Thank you for all those beautiful baubles! I love the one with your kids names on it. One of these days when I'm totally done having babies I'd love to get one of those.
I'm not much of a jewelry person, but I found this post so inspiring! Love the Charlotte ring. Thank you for such great ideas, Leslie. Great guest blogger, Design Mom.
-jennifer s
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