{Renegade Craft Fair-Day 5}

The Weekend Store features all sorts of vintage jewelry. I especially like the map line. I purchased a necklace with a map of France. Very tres' chic!

{Marie a la Etsy}

There are not enough words to convey just how incredibly cool the jewelry from PersephonePlus.com is, even the packaging is glamourous! Many of her pieces can be seen on her Etsy sight as well: http://www.etsy.com/shop/PersephonePlus so don't miss out! She features Marie Antoinette pieces, Pirate Queen, Steampunk, even Amelia Earhart. Her items are eye candy for sure!

{disco dandelion bling}

Bon Jour mis amis! This ring reminded me of the dandelion puffs, that my cousin affectionately called wish flowers when she was growing up, that I just had to get it. It really is called a disco ball ring on the Target website but I don't care, it is my wish flower ring. I figure a girl needs every opportunity to have her wish come true!

{inspired by vintage charm}

A delightful find in Pt. Pleasant is a store called Summer House. One of their featured gifts is a line of jewelry inspired by vintage charm bracelets. The artist who makes them has a passion for all vintage things and the love of the hunt of finding them - and then doing something with them!!

Her jewelry is made of vintage pieces that are taken apart... necklaces, watches, rings, earrings and then anything she can drill a hole through - game pieces, rulers, shells, buttons, etc. Some are large and some are petite.... you can match them with an outfit or make them stand out - but they are always a conversation piece. Check out her jewelry at: http://www.findingsatsummerhouse.com/home.html

{guilt-free glamour}

Our world has put a renewed focus on recycling, and Vicki Szukalla does just that with her jewelry.
She calls her pieces "guilt-free glamour" because she's trying to find the balance between helping the earth and make to make something beautiful, something reUNIQUE.

I was recently gifted a pair of earrings made from a tin with pics of an Edwardian couple. They are smashing!

{ Playful Find }

Jessica Lee Designs are tremendously fresh and playful. She reuses bits of seaglass and pottery with sterling silver to make her creations. http://www.jl925.com/