Color of the month: Pink September

Niisiis, roosa. Piltide valik roosades toonides. Need ehted on valminud vahemikus 2007 aasta oktoober kuni 2009 aasta juuni. Et näha kõiki siiamaani kokku pandud ehtepilte värvide kaupa, vajuta SIIA.
Kliki piltidel, et näha lähemalt.

So, this is the pink Color of the Month. I made these jewelry between 2007 october and 2009 june. To see all Color of the Month posts click HERE.
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White Flower Set

Siin komplektis olen kombineerinud valget ja helebeeži (või on õigem nimetada seda värvi kreemikaks?). Valged lilled on valmistatud plastikust, pärit pankrotti läinud ehetefirma laost. Kuna mul pole originaalpakendit ei oska öelda, kus need valmistatud on. Kui ma need lilled sain, nägid need väga õnnetud välja. Pärast pesemist ja loputamist aga olid need haprad õied üliarmsad :)
Kõrvarõngastes on suur hulk valgeid klaasist ehtekive. Sain need originaalpakendis, millele on kirjutatud made in Japan. Kivid on pisut ebaühtlase kuju ja suurusega. Veel on kasutatud siin beežikad/kreemikad tillukesed (15/0 suurusega) Jaapani Miyuki seemnehelmed. Kõikides ehetes olevad ehtekivid on swarovksi kristallid.

I have combined white and light beige (or should I say cream?) color in this set. White flowers are made of plastic and are from an old jewelry company warehouse. I don't have the original package so I cannot say were they were made. When I bought them they were really sad looking. But after cleaning and rinsing I found them to be gorgeous little things :)
There are a lot of white glass rhinestones in the earrings. I have the original package that says they are made in Japan. They are not so uniform in shape and size. I have also used tiny (15/0 size) beige Miyuki seedbeads from Japan. All rhinestones in this set are swarovski crystals.

Light Amethyst

Sellesse prossi panin ma Tšehhoslovakkias valmistatud klaasist ehtekive. Kõige suurem (light amethyst), seal keskel, on diameetriga 14,3mm. Väikesed ümmargused (light amethyst) on 4,5mm ja navette-kujulised on 8x4mm. Viimased on värvusega amethyst. Lisaks on siin 15/0 suurusega Jaapani Miyuki seemnehelmeid ja metallist"filigraan" osad.

I made this brooch using glass rhinestones that were made in Czechoslovakia. The biggest round one (light amethyst) in the center is 14,3mm in diameter. Small rounds (light amethyst) are 4,5mm and navettes are 8x4mm. Navettes are in color of amethyst. I added some Miyuki seedbeads from Japan and metal stamped filigrees.

Third one

See on see kolmas kaelakee, mille tegin koos nendega. Ripatsi osas on kahes suuruses sama värvi navette-kujulised kivid. Värv on neil helesinine givré - see on siis helesinise ja läbipaistva klaasi segu (rohkem olen kirjutanud givré-klaasist siin). Klaaspärlid on õrn-roosad :)

This is the third necklace that I made the same time as these. The pendant part has same colored navettes in two sizes. The color is light blue givré - that is a mix of light blue and clear glass (I wrote more about givré glass here). Glass pearls are delicate pink :)

Custom Made

Olen selle kolmanda kaelakee üles leidnud, kuid pildid veel tegemata, nii et, järgmine kord :)
Siin on kaks tellimustööd. Kõrvarõngapaar läks varem valminud kaelakee juurde. Valged klaashelmed ja klaasist ehtekivid. Must käekett Maaritile on tehtud Preciosa kristall ehtekividest ja klaashelmestest. Lubasin, et mingit pikka segavat ja rippuvat asja sinna juurde ei pane, kuid natuke ikka panin - hästi vähe ;) Loodan, et ei sega...

I have found the third necklace that I told about you in my previous post, but since I haven't yet made any photos, I'll show you later :)
Here are two custom made jewerly pieces. The earring pair was ordered to be combined with the white necklace I made some time ago. White glass beads and glass rhinestones. The black bracelet for Maarit is made with black Preciosa crystal rhinestones and black glass beads. I wasn't ment to put anything long and dangling in this bracelet but I couldn't really help myself and still put some... Some little ones ;)

Necklaces

Kaelakeed. Tegelikult tegin kolm, aga ei leia ühte üles, eks siis näitan hiljem. Kõik on ühe põhimõttega. Vanaaegsed kivid on kõik navette-kujulised, lisaks klaaspärleid ja helmeid.
Esimene on mul lemmik. Sellel on neli 15x7mm klaaspärli ehtekivi, need on vanad, ent ei oska öelda, kui vanad ja kustkohast pärit. Pisut kulunud on need ka. Neil on tunnel põhjast läbi, mistõttu kasutati neid arvatavasti tikkimisel või kasutati nööpidena. Roosad (rosalin) ja pruunakad (smoke topaz) on 8x4mm ja pärit Tšehhoslovakkiast. Lille sees olev klaaspärlike on pärit Lääne Saksamaalt. Ketiosas olevad valged pärlid (vbl on plastikust) on samuti lammutatud vanast ehtest, ülejäänud helmed ja klaaspärlid (mink) on tänapäeva Tšehhist.
Roosakad sabrina-tüüpi klaaskivid peaks olema pärit Lääne Saksamaalt, neil on pressitud lehemuster peale. Kristall-värvi väikesed navette-kivid on Tšehhoslovakkiast, ülejäänud helmed-pärlid on Tšehhist. Aga aitab jutust, las pildid räägivad enda eest.

Necklaces. There were actually three of them but I cant find one so I'll show it some other time. All of them are made with the same conception. Vintage rhinestones are in the shape of navette, I added some glass pearls and beads.
The first one is my favourite. It has four 15x7mm glass pearl rhinestones, these are vintage but I don't know how old they are or where they're from. They aren't perfect, with some damage on the pearl coating. They have a tunnel the goes through the bottom part so I assume they were used for embroidery or sewing as buttons. Pink (rosalin) and brown (smoked topaz) glass rhinestones are 8x4mm and were made in Czechoslovakia. Tiny glass pearl cabochon inside the flower was made in Western Germany. In beaded chain the white pearls (could be plastic) I took from an old jewelry piece, other glass beads and pearls (mink) are made in Czech Republic.
Pinkish sabrina-type glass rhinestones are probably from Western Germany, they have leaf pattern on the surface. Crystal glass navettes were made in Czechoslovakia. All glass pearls and beads are from nowadays Czech Republic. But enough talk for now, let photos speak for themselves.