A few days ago I spotted this sunshine yellow pompom on the kerria japonica shrub in my garden. A very early bloom - normally this doesn't start flowering until late March/April, so a real taste of spring! Alas it wasn't to last... just as I was thinking maybe it was time to dig out my gardening gloves and grab a trowel to do a spot of weeding... along came the frost and the fog! So out came the woolly gloves instead... :-(So my lovely spring-inspired earrings are a little premature... but I still like them! I've soldered twisted wire filigree shapes to half-moon frames, added fine trace chains, faceted lemon quartz marquise drops and sunny yellow citrine.
4 comments:
They are simply beautiful :)
wow those are beautiful and so is the flower
oh Gosh!!! You are an incredible awesome artist!!!
You have made really beautiful earrigs, so elegant and refined, just love them...
I know I've said it before Maz, but your jewellery is truly aspirational, it's a joy to look at it.
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