Jewelry Blog

“Healingjewellery is hand made jewellery using gold or silver, Semi-precious and precious stones and crystals, it is jewellery that is designed for the healing of health, emotional or spiritual problems.
The jewellery is bespoke to the clients needs and is therefore a one off piece.

“The jewellery process is one that takes a lot of time, consideration and research as to the crystal that would best suit the wearer’s needs whether they be physical mental or emotional. This involves dowsing over birth charts and numerous crystal charts and checking on the compatibility of the wearer and the crystal.

The crystals are then cleansed before making and once again after and also energised with the sun or moon light and then programmed with Reiki. The Beaded work can take anything from 5 to 10 hours depending on the intricacy of the jewellery and also depending on the wearers requirements where there is a single crystal or multiple crystals.”

If you are interested in seeing more of their jewelry please visit there site here.

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Jillary Designs is more than just jewelry, it’s jewelry with a cause.  Their Ray of Hope Collection was designed to help raise Autism awareness. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to various organizations serving Autism and developmental disabilities. “The most rewarding things in life are often the ones that seem beyond our reach. In order to succeed you must remember there is always “A RAY OF HOPE”  All jewelry ranges from $25 to $239 so there is something for everyones price range.  You can check out the whole collection on the Jillary Design website here.  Enjoy!

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“Velvetacide embraces dark and light, rich and edgy aesthetics, sure to please many a soul.”  Halloween is just around the corner and how perfect are these sweet little Halloween inspired pieces by Velvetcide.  There are more than just Halloween jewelry as well so I encourage you to take a look at all they have to offer.  All the jewelry is from $10-$100 and can be found at there Etsy shop by clicking here.  Enjoy!

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I am of the philosophy that more is more when it comes to jewelry.  I believe that metal should be mixed and stones of every color and size can and should be piled on all together.  The difference between a dressed person and a someone with style is how they accessorize.  My former boss Nora Kogan, the designer behind St. Kilda Jewelry, is an expert at this more is more way of accessorizing.    I was lucky enough to be around her on a daily basis and soak up the design inspiration she provided me.  Here are some of the combinations she would wear on any particular day.  You can check out her jewels at Stkildajewelry.com and she also has a great blog at stkildajewelry.wordpress.com.

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