New Spiral Earrings
>> Sunday, September 27, 2009
Spiral Earrings
These cute little spiral earrings are completely handmade from Argentium silver wire. See the little space at the bottom? That is so I can add dangles to some of them (or, if you are a jewelry maker yourself, but don’t like making earwires, you could customize a pair easily for a more fancy look than a plain earwire).
Spiral Earrings - front view
I have several styles in the works based on this design – besides the hook earrings, I’m making studs, and of course both will be available with dangles added on. I’m debating whether or not to hammer the spirals – I think I’ll try it on one pair and if it looks good, that will be a third option. And of course, because people love copper these days, I’ll make them in either silver or copper. (Some of my best sellers in my etsy shop are copper earrings – particularly my tiny ball studs in copper.)
So…coming soon to an etsy shop near you, lots of beautiful metal spirals!
Also: as soon as I get them photographed, I have some beautiful earrings made up with Swarovski briollettes from artbeads – YUM – not sure if they are for sale or not, but I’ll post pictures here once I get some decent ones.
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