Found object jewelry

Charm Bracelet by Robbie Moriarity

Let's face it, everyone knows who rules the roost. One of a kind necklace with sterling, hand painted dog on black onyx, and turquoise on an 18" beaded Peruvian opal chain. Measures approximately 2" wide by 3.75" high.

The 20" double linked brass chain contains over 25 different vintage items. From the wire wrapped frozen German Charlotte doll adorned by a vintage sewing thimble, to the cluster of old miniature light bulbs soldered and joined together with an odd spring. Each piece in it's own is a focal conversation piece. Every found object on this necklace has been soldered onto the chain. I finished the necklace off with a hand made hook and loop. All items have been either rivited, wire wrapped, or…

One man’s trash was Louise Nevelson’s treasure. Inspired by the Surrealists’ use of found objects and the geometric principles of the Cubists, the pioneering sculptor is celebrated for her distinctive, monumental works. Less known, however, is her experimentation with jewelry, which like her larger sculptures, was primarily comprised of discarded wood covered in black paint

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This cuff style bracelet features hand rolled paper beads made from a thrifted copy of a collection of Sherlock Holmes stories. The beads are strung on galvanized steel wire. This bracelet is about 7 1/2" from outside end to outside end. The steel wire frame the bracelet is strung on is flexible enough to have enough give to fit a variety of wrist sizes, but strong enough to keep its shape. The bracelet will be made to order, so it will differ slightly from the pictures. Please check out…

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