When I was in college I worked part time selling cutlery system, and one of the power sellers is Super Shears it cuts through chicken bones, we proved it by cuting a penny into half. But just to make the presentation more interesting, we try to make animals out of the penny.  And here it is!

After ten years, I still keep him, I would consider this as one of my artwork, altho I know that hurting the government property isn’t a legal act. (sshhhh!!)

Well, in case I have to go back into being salesman, I would include Mr. Tegart the Elephant into the presentation, so I can close more sales.  Meanwhile, we keep him busy doing a modelling work for me, not a bad job at all *wink*

On the photo above is Mr. Tegart posing with a bohemian chandelier earrings in Turmaline and Erinite Swarovski crystals.

This one below, is Made in India, a three-layer engine red bracelet.

The middle part is enameled plate combined with different beads. Swarovski, of course, in it. I love how the chain lies on Mr. Tegart’s neck. It’s involving.

This is Amber, she is a sugar container in a shape of short  fat mannequin. I’d like you to meet her family members:

This is Sue the teapot in a shape of Sewing Machine

The Roll of Thread name Rollies. His role are the tea cups,

Betty, Piles of buttons (the saucer),

and Ian, the Ironing Board (not sure what role he’s on), he’s the strongest though, can you see  he’s down there  supporting Amber to hold the long earrings?

Picture above is Amber and Sue try to support my long convertible gold necklace.  Oh I know I don’t do this usually but, I can’t help it, they’re too cute not to have their own names.  And I love them as much as I love my jewelries.

Finally my desktop is back from being quarantine.. While she is being hospitalized, I went to the shop and bought some beautiful Czech crystals… went home and made some earrings..

Aren’t earrings the most favorite subject amongst the jewelry category? I think so!! And I DO recommend almost every female to have their ears pierced and wear earrings on all occasion..

Ok, I am not sure if it’s too much or not.. but yeah, you get the idea..

I found a “treasure” from the drawer long time ago, shells. At the beginning the plan was to drill them holes and make necklace, but I think for now it is suitable for photo props.

This is combination of peach and champagne Czech crystals, and Light Peach swarovski 4mm diamond shape. The baroque pearls are from fresh water, the color is naturally pearly peach.

Three layer and size Czech crystals

Peridot natural beads, and 4mm Pacific Opal swarovski

And last is my favorite, a dusty pearl in grey color pair up with Violet 4mm Swarovski.