EARRINGS for the Holidays Continue to Abound...

2021 The Allure of BLUE

Whether it's handcut BLUE Vintage Wasser-glass Hearts

from Emily Cohen, Catfish Studio...

Or a Subtle Wash of BLUE Underglaze on Ceramic Clay...

Or Tumbled Daiquiri Freeze Glazed Stoneware Shards...

Or Deep Azure Blue Sea Glass Hangies...

Or Blue Celadon Porcelain Shards from Karen Sacks...

Or Ocean-mist Beach Glass Under Stacked Amber...

You'll LOVE the WEARING of the BLUE!

 

Make It Memorable! EARRINGS

Hand painted ceramic Spirit Hole discs dangle from

a copper wire swing under a hand cut Emily Cohen

cultured blue beach glass disc. The ceramic discs

are finished on both sides so you look good

both coming and going...

Hand cut Emily Cohen red glass hearts hover over

a pair of cultured freshwater pearls. They are accented

with copper discs and red crystal bicones...

Two faced ceramic beads - one looking forward the 

other looking back - so the wearer can stay safely 

in the present!

Royal Copenhagen porcelain shards tumbled over

100 hours to smooth the edges, accented with blue 

cultured sea glass elliptical drops...

Turquoise art glass hearts from Emily Cohen on a 

silver bail and accented with speckled Wasser glass

rectangles beneath...

Spirit holes in clay each with four bites out of their 

edges and painted on each side with colorful

patterns. The cultured sea glass daggers make their

own point!

Matte mushroom glass beads in aqua are clustered

over scroddled clay Spirit Holes playfully

dotted...

This time, the hand painted clay spirit holes are 

accented with cultured sea glass triangular rounds

making a statement all their own...

 

More Organic Wasser Shapes...

What is so interesting about these organic 

Wasser Glass shapes is how they look 

dangling from the ear...

Whether you are coming or going,

they intrigue the onlooker.

And can be worn with either side face forward

simply by inserting the ear wire into the ear

from the back instead of the front.

Which is why it is so much fun to show you

BOTH SIDES of each PAIR!

They can have subtle nuances...

Or only make an outright statement from one side...

Even with my ceramic clay accents, these Fun-2-Wear

Earrings are lightweight.

Hand fashioned copper swings allow the clay, cultured

seaglass and semi-precious to catch the eyes of

passers-by...

As you make your own personl Fashion Statement!

Each pair is individual and unique...

Notice the Bumble Bee Jasper and imagine it

pollinating your favorite bloom...

Bet you can't pick just one pair!

Tis the Season for Wasser Wearing

  

Just when I thought I'd never again see the magnificent 

array of Wasser glass patterned colors, a package

arrives from my dear friend Emily with some

breathtaking Wasser Glass shards...

All the more reason to plan to reverse your earrings

for wearing either way!

Semi-precious Jasper ovals are the perfect complement

to many of the speckled, colorful surfaces...

And seem to work as accents for either side.

New for me, this copper wire swing (with a twist) 

which holds an oval stone under the Wasser shapes...

And just when you thought it couldn't get better,

the other side astounds!

I call this pair Spotted Cat and you can see why; it

seems to be all set to jump through the cultured sea glass

black loops underneath...

Then the reverse of spotted cat with the missing 

spots...and missing cat, replaced by red & green

strokes against a black ground -

Oh what fun!

Fun Earrings for Winter Wearing

You can never go wrong with Wasser glass

and hand painted clay discs...

Wasser glass 'Swiss Cheese' style 

with Mykonos glazed clay coins and turquoise 

glass Marquise flats supporting it all.

Mykonos high glazed clay shapes, wired
together by weaving with an Earthenware
"Sputnik" hangie underneath.

Mint Jullep "Swiss Cheese" style Wasser glass

shapes suspended from a hand formed copper

hook & jump rings'''

Stoneware "button mold" beads which look woven

and topped with stacked wood discs and

Bonn Beads Picasso Czech trades.

Smoky Quartz chunks swing nicely from

clay button mold beads acc ented with lemon

yellow African trades and horn tubes.

Then back to double Wasser shapes under

a stoneware hand painted ring and copper...