Aqua Blue Rhinestone Stud Earrings

Aqua blue earrings made of new and vintage materials. These earrings have sparkly rhinestones, vintage and new pearls / beads adding a flair of soft elegance. Available in Blue, Green, Yellow and Pink.

These are post / stud earrings - they will stay on earlobe and are fastened with plastic backs. Available in shop.

Ivory Pearl Rhinestone Cuff Bracelet Bridal Jewelry

Vintage style bracelet cuff adorned with sparkly rhinestones, glass pearls and ivory colored glass beads. Perfect for bride to be.

This ivory rhinestone cuff bracelet is delicate and dainty. With vintage Czech rivoli cut crystal stone in the middle that has numerous facets glistening! It has two metal plates on both sides covered with glass beads and rhinestones.

This bracelet cuff is made with wire that holds its round shape, it is easy to put on and take off.

Baroque Pearl Earrings with Pastel Colors

Pastel color are forever! Baroque pearl earrings with pastel colors now again available!

Pastel pink, blue and yellow combined with creamy pearl and sparkly rhinestones. Get you own pair from www.mdmButiik.com shop!

Pearl Bracelet with Vintage Rhinestones

This pearl bracelet with vintage rhinestones would be especially beautiful worn on a wedding day!

Creamy and light colored pearl bracelet is made from vintage rhinestones, new and old glass pearls and beads. Each metal plate has a square shaped Czechoslovakia rhinestone with four tiny glass stones, plates are connected with pearl links.

Note that the rhinestones are old and have a cloudiness due the aged foiling, therefore give a very subtle glow. Bracelet is 17,5cm (6 3/4 inches) long. Extender chain allows to add up to 3cm. If requested it is possible to make it shorter.

Vintage Style Hair Pin Parade

I practice a lot and every time I come up with a new design or color combination I make an example piece so I can see if it works with whatever I'm at. Not everything make it to bigger jewelry pieces so in time I'll gather a sum of motifs that start to pile up. My working table gets messy very quickly and so I need to find a place for them.

So does need a place any rhinestone or bead that is left on my table. Using them in whatever design I can come up with will add more motifs that need their place. The easiest way to use these odd motifs is in hair pins - no need of pairs like in earrings.

I grouped the hair pins by color: blue rhinestone hair pins, red rhinestone hair pins, assorted green pink purple and the rest went into assorted colors. All of the hair pins are possible to remake in similar design, so if there's something sold and you want to buy just let me know.

Sometimes it happens that the whole process starts to move backwards and the motif from leftover rhinestones and beads will trigger a new piece of jewelry.

I really liked the motif with clear vintage square rhinestone, cream pearls and ivory glass beads. And so I made a Pearl bracelet with vintage rhinestones. This motif design became one of my favorite one. It's so odd when things turn out this way :)

Historical Style Rhinestone Necklace Citrine

Because the rare Swarovski rhinestones I showed you in previous post made me think of historical citrine jewelry I took inspiration from old paintings and jewelry. I came up with this historical style rhinestone necklace and matching earrings. Each square shaped stone is framed with newer glass rhinestones.

There are ten plates that are attached with pearl links. The even number of plates allows to add a pendant, locket or a simple bow in the center of the necklace, so you can give it different looks. Historical style rhinestone earrings have oxidized sterling silver earhooks.

Vintage Rhinestones

Phew, the time really flies! I have so much to show you! First I just have to share the most gorgeous vintage rhinestones I bought. These were made by Swarovski and are still in original package with K. S & Co writings.

The faceting in square shape is crisp and sharp! The color is marked "Rauchtopas" for smoked topaz in German. But it doesn't look anything like color "Smoked topaz" Swarovski is producing today. These stones have the softest color more likely to be described as champagne or such. It reminds me of the citrine stones in antique jewelry.