 Sterling silver is beautiful, one of my favorite metals, actually. But isn't it fun to mix it up a little from time to time? Especially if it is less expensive, but just as jaw dropping?
Sterling silver is beautiful, one of my favorite metals, actually. But isn't it fun to mix it up a little from time to time? Especially if it is less expensive, but just as jaw dropping?That is what I decided to do. So I went for something a little different - brass.
These earrings are my Petal Earrings in brass, and I think they are lovely. The ear wires are sterling silver and it gives a nice contrast.

I was going for different with this cuff bracelet as well.
I cut this 6" long cuff from a sheet of shiny brass and hammered the heck out of it. It is about 1 and 1/2" in width and it just gorgeous. Of course, I may be biased. Your call on that one.
Another alternative to sterling silver? Gold-fill. What is gold-filled? It is not the same as plating. A thick sheet of 14 karat gold is permanently bonded to base metal, letting the eye and skin only come into contact with the gold! It is a beautiful yet economical alternative to solid gold.
This is by far my best selling ring set, Uno, Dos, Tres. It consists of three gold-filled rings. Two are hammered bands and one features a twisted rope design. Lovely!
For other gold-filled designs, please check out my Etsy shop, A Blond And A Torch.
Have a terrific Monday!
-Jen
 
 

 
 
5 comments:
I'd never heard of gold-filled jewelry before! It looks pretty.
Very nice texture on your bangle!
The brass cuff is definitely beautiful.
what a gorgeous cuff bracelet!
love the cuff!!!
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