Showing posts with label Theodore Haviland Limoge china. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Theodore Haviland Limoge china. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 30, 2010

Newest Limoge jewelry

I truly have not been attentive to my jewelry business since the beginning of December and haven't been very creative at all during the past 4 months. I remember having so many ideas and beautiful china to work with back in December but life got in the way as it has a tendency to do. I'm now trying to get back in the groove and have created some pieces from a beautiful Limoge cup given to me by a friend.

All of these pieces are available at http://www.marjoriescracked.com/new.html.

The cup had floral designs both on the inside and outside of the cup and the pendants below can be worn on either side for versatile use.




These earrings match the second pendant shown above.


And finally this wire crochet necklace with gold wrapped broken china pendant.


It's good to be back! :)

Tuesday, May 12, 2009

Limoge pendant

Some time ago, my cousin Freddi gave me a piece of her Theodore Haviland Limoge china that had cracked. I made several pieces of jewelry from it and most have sold. Since it isn't every day that I come across Limoge china for my jewelry, I want to use it all. So I decided to go back into my box of china pieces and found this piece. I wrapped it last evening. The pendant is 1-1/4" x 1-1/2" and is wrapped with silver artist wire. It comes with an 18" black velvet cord and is available on my website.



Although most of the pieces I've already designed from this china have been sold, I still have a matching bracelet















and matching earrings, too!


Sunday, July 27, 2008

A few more Limoge pieces

I've complete a few more pieces from the broken Limoge china that I was given by my cousin Freddi. I posted the pendant previously. Now there's also this wire crochet bracelet. The crochet is all done by hand. The bracelet measures 8".



Next are two pairs of earrings, each with a different design.





All of the Limoge pieces are currently available on my website at http://www.marjoriescracked.com.