Pink Rhinestone Necklace with Pearls

This antique style necklace handmade from vintage pink Swarovski ovals, sparkly clear rhinestones and old glass pearls. Each rhinestone is attached into setting and then wired to the metal filigree. This pink rhinestone necklace is short and designed to sit on the collarbone.

Pink goes so lovely with green lining of this antique jewelry box, don't you think? I added to this photo also matching earring that can be find under Pink rhinestone earring with pearl drop. Go check them out!

Vintage Style Tiara with Topaz Yellow

This vintage style tiara with topaz yellow is historically inspired and is a great addition to both wedding and historical reenactment.

This tiara features a center motif with round old Swarovski "Topaz" rhinestone that is accompanied with two double leaf plates, followed with pearls and motifs with marquise stone. Single row of small vintage seed pearls runs on the base wire of this tiara. Visit shop page to see more.

Marie Antoinette Pink Earrings in Vintage Style

I absolutely love those antique jewelry boxes with thick beveled glass panels and stuffed lining. I also love the way the facets of those glass panels reflect and play with the jewelry inside. Here are Marie Antoinette Pink earrings in vintage style.

Sweet pink and blue is combined in these earrings, inspired of the wardrobe worn by Marie Antoinette on paintings and actresses in various movies.

Emerald Duchess Earrings

These Emerald Duchess earrings inspired the necklace I showed in previous post. I had planned to use glass beads instead of baroque pearls but they are similar enough to be worn together.

Emerald Duchess Necklace

This is Emerald Duchess Necklace. It is made of eleven motifs that have either octagon or pointed hexagon glass stone. Each stone is surrounded by clear sparkly rhinestones and seven motifs have handmade glass bead in baroque shape.

I started with this in 2017 spring, but got stuck and couldn't finish it for a long time. I had made several motifs with those octagon stones in the middle, I had picked out the suitable beads that were handmade in Japan in the 1950's. But felt like it was lacking something. Until I got those pointed hexagons 😁