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Timeless Glass Jewellery
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Red poppy lapel pin – fused glass
$15.00Today, people in many countries wear the poppy to remember those who died in war or are serving in the armed forces. In New Zealand, the poppy is most commonly seen on Anzac Day, which falls on 25 April.
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Petite urchin shell post earrings – fused glass
$22.00These earrings are replicas of urchin shells and are just 7mm in diameter and made out of glass, so that the real shells can stay where they belong, on the beach. A little piece of fun and just a wee bit quirky, and they look just like a miniature version of the real thing.
I have created these earrings with just the tiniest hint of sparkle, thanks to a sprinkling of mica fused on the outside surface of the glass.
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Pawsome cat silhouette earrings – fused glass “One Off” designs
$25.00This cat silhouette earring is a “one-off” design. The earrings have been handcrafted from glass and fired to over 760C in my kiln, creating kiln-formed glass. Plus I deliberately use thin 2mm glass to ensure the earrings will be lightweight and comfortable to wear.
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Petite daisy post earrings – fused glass
$25.00Daisies are a cheerful plant and they flower for many, many months, adding colour and life to any garden. These petite daisy post earrings have been created with this in mind, to look just like a miniature version of the real thing and to make you smile.
These earrings are individually cast from powdered glass using a technique called pate-de-verre meaning “paste of glass.”
This process creates three-dimensional items in glass without the use of high temperature molds. The glass layers are then fused together at around 700C, creating kiln formed fused glass.
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Silver lever back bee earrings – fused glass
$25.00Did you know that the honey bee is the only insect in the world which produces food eaten by humans?
These honey bee earrings have been handcrafted from fused glass and fired to over 760C in my kiln. The process fuses the glass layers creating kiln-formed glass.
Light and easy to wear, these earrings are designed to be elegant and dainty. I deliberately use thin 2mm glass to ensure the earrings will be lightweight and comfortable to wear,
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Honey bee, bronze lever back earrings – fused glass
$25.00Did you know that the honey bee is the only insect in the world that produces food eaten by humans?
These honey bee earrings have been handcrafted from a honey-coloured transparent glass and fired to over 760C in my kiln. The process fuses the glass layers together, creating kiln formed glass.
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Honey bee drop earrings – fused glass
$25.00Did you know that the honey bee is the only insect in the world which produces food eaten by humans?
These honey bee earrings have been handcrafted from a honey-coloured transparent glass and fired to over 760C in my kiln. The process fuses the glass layers creating kiln-formed glass.
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Medium Kina shell post earrings – fused glass
$25.00A little piece of fun and just a wee bit quirky, and they look just like a miniature version of the real thing.
I have created these earrings with just the tiniest hint of green sparkle, thanks to a sprinkling of mica fused on the outside surface of the glass.Â
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Petite autumn leaves, post earrings – fused glass
$25.00These leaves are my version of the autumn colour that appears during this season. These earrings are petite-sized autumn leaves and are post earrings. They are made out of glass, and look just like a miniature version of the real thing.
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Baby monstera leaves, post earrings – fused glass
$28.00These earrings are petite-sized monstera leaves and are post earrings. They are made out of glass, a little piece of fun and they look just like a miniature version of the real thing.
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Gingko leaf drop earrings – fused glass
$28.00These leaves, are my version of beautiful ginkgo leaves, that appear during this season.
These earrings are individually cast from powdered glass using a technique called pate-de-verre meaning “paste of glass”.$28.00 -
Maple leaf drop earrings – fused glass
$28.00These maple leaves are my version of the beautiful autumn colour that appears during this season.
These earrings are individually cast from powdered glass using a pate-de-verre technique.
Pate-de-verre means “paste of glass”.$28.00 -
Red poppy drop earrings – fused glass
$30.00Today, people in many countries wear the poppy to remember those who died in war or are serving in the armed forces. In New Zealand, the poppy is most commonly seen on Anzac Day, which falls on 25 April.
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Daisy drop earrings – fused glass
$32.00Daisies are a cheerful plant and they flower for many, many months, adding colour and life to any garden. These daisy drop earrings have been created with this in mind, to look just like the real thing and to make you smile.
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Clam shell drop earrings – fused glass
$32.00These earrings are replicas of clam shells. They are made from glass, so our real shells can stay where they belong, on Aotearoa’s lovely beaches. A little piece of fun and just a wee bit quirky, and they look just like a miniature version of the real thing.
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Seagull feather drop earrings – fused glass
$35.00These feather earrings are my interpretation of some seagull feathers I found recently.
These earrings are individually cast from powdered glass using a pate-de-verre technique. Pate-de-verre means “paste of glass”.This process creates three-dimensional items in glass without using high-temperature molds. The glass layers are fused at around 700C, creating kiln-formed fused glass.
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Chocolate coated ice cream drop earrings – fused glass
$35.00A little piece of fun and just a wee bit quirky, these chocolate-coated ice cream earrings are a welcome reminder of the great Kiwi summer.
These earrings are individually cast from powdered glass using a pate-de-verre technique. Pate-de-verre means “paste of glass”.
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Honeycomb and bee dangle earrings – fused glass
$35.00Fun fact: Bees make a honeycomb out of wax as a place to keep their honey. A worker bee grows wax in its abdomen which appears as little spots. The bee pulls the wax off with its legs and chews it until it becomes soft. The wax is then used to make cells for the honeycomb. The hexagonal shapes of the honeycomb give the honeycomb its strength.
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Mixed berry pie drop earrings – fused glass
$35.00A little piece of fun and just a wee bit quirky, these mixed berry pie earrings look just like a miniature version of the real thing without the calories. Nom nom…
These earrings are individually cast from powdered glass using a pate-de-verre technique. Pate-de-verre means “paste of glass”.
$35.00