Magical Faery portals found in an enchanted forest ✨ Here are my two new pendants with beautiful labradorite cabochons.. It’s been over a month since I last sculpted anything, I managed to somehow forget how to sculpt leaves. I have one more idea/sketch to turn into a pendant, and I feel like that one will give me a serious headache…but I’m excited, nonetheless! And thank you for love and support! . . . #handmade #polymerclay #clay #fantasy #forest #enchantedforest #woodland #magical #jewelry #naturejewelry #sculpting #labradorite #crystals #pendant #handmadejewelry #faerie #faery #fairy #elvish #woodelves #FaeErynethsTreasures https://www.instagram.com/p/Bxj7MvWHZop/?igshid=14dgy81hfoiom
A custom order, personal piece… Vegvisir, a magical stave compass from Iceland. I really love it, and it was so easy to create it for me, even tho the material didn’t always worked with me…
I take custom orders on my etsy, so if you want a Vegvisir or your own, unique design, contact me: Branded Rose on Etsy
Oh yes, I love it. I guess my fascination with runes is taking it to new level, personal jewellery ^_^
This hexagonal/honeycomb-shaped pendantcontains a depiction of a bee.
Bees were so important in Early Medieval Ireland that they had their own set of laws the ‘Bechbretha’. These judgements covered such topics as ownership of swarms, theft of bee-hives and neighbours’ entitlements to honey from a beekeeper.
Fashioned out of bronze, the pendant is available here: Bronze Bee Pendant
Van Cleef & Arpels Barquerolles Necklace Featuring A Detachable Clip and Pendant, Circa 1971
Yellow Gold, Diamonds and Emeralds
This necklace was formerly in the collection of Elizabeth Taylor and was gifted to her by Roger Burton on the occasion of the birth of her first grandchild in 1971
