Baroque pearl and gold beads. I made the necklace and the patterns.
Porter à son doigt une délicate perle rose
This gallery contains 4 photos.
My photo of my ring (handmade, brass and pink pearl) and my white pattern.
Tag Archives: pearl
Une bague nacrée de rose
Light
This gallery contains 2 photos.
The Background is my pattern ; the geometric figure is based on the ground of the Samaritaine in Paris (last floor). The center is a pearl.
Pearl
S’orner de nacre
Baroque
Pearl light
This gallery contains 7 photos.
I made this necklace with gold beads and a baroque mauve pearl. I created the patterns.
Luminous
This gallery contains 9 photos.
White gemstone beads, pearls and a rhinestone pearl bead. I designed the necklace and the dahlia pattern.
Un collier de perles
This gallery contains 5 photos.
Pearls, Swarovski crystal beads and glass transparent beads. I designed the dahlia pattern.
Lumière nacrée
Pearl
This gallery contains 4 photos.
I made the pearl necklace, the patterns. The flower is a dahlia i photographed in the pad. Floral in Paris.
Black pearl
Pink blush
This gallery contains 11 photos.
Rock crystal roundel beads, pink pearls and a baroque pearl. I designed the patterns.
Pearl
This gallery contains 8 photos.
Oval pearl with white rhinestones beads, pearl beads and silver beads. I designed the patterns and the flower based on a photo.
Joli sautoir
This gallery contains 2 photos.
My sautoir (pearl, carnelian, citrine, blue and pink dyed quartz and brushed gold beads) and pattern i designed.
Gold and pearl
White and black mother of pearl
A snowy night of Christmas in Alsace
This gallery contains 5 photos.
Hansi’s illustration called “Christmas in Alsace”, pearl earrings, Stork pattern of Pottery from Soufflenheim and Hansi’s illustration of Alsatian children.
Amrapali
Amrapali is an Indian jewelry brand between tradition and modernity. The founders Rajiv Arora and Rajesh Ajmera use the finest jewellery traditions and workmanship. The name of the brand “Amrapali” evokes a renowned royal courtesan living around 500BC in ancient India. Amrapali is the timeless symbol of a Muse. “The timelessness of the legend, and its immediate association to feminine beauty, delight and India’s heritage make it the ideal association for the brand”.
