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This bangle is made from a recycled magazine cover and is for sale in my Etsy shop, please see my profile for the link :)
Zulugrass is a line of hand crafted jewelry made by the women in the Maasai Tribe and provides a much needed income for the tribeswomen and their families. For information on this project and the stunning pieces, visit www.leakeylife.com.
The glass piece measures 3cm X 2.5cm at the widest part. It's made of many different coloured pieces of Dichroic glass on a Black base finished off with a layer of clear glass.
The bangle is good quality silver plated and is adjustable so will fit most wrists. It comes in a nice silver gift box. This comes from my collection of Fused Glass Bangles available on my website.
Each "River Bangle" is hand wrought and hammer hardened... creating a musical chime and intertwining wave effect when worn in multiples. Available in multiple sizes, sterling or 18k yellow gold... with or without contrasting "river rock" and gemstone embellishments (not shown).
hand forged upcycled copper bangles, part of my Cosmic Poppy line. Wear em' on their own, stack em, or pair with other pieces in my Cosmic Poppy line!
made this one myself , as i didn't know where to keep all my banglese and realised i could even use it for earrings :)
Beauty Mazabuko and Mirriam Shabangu have been working at the 46664 Bangle factory in White River, Mpumulanga, SA.
Beauty Mazabuko is in Charge of Dispatch and Mirriam Shabangu is her assistant. Here they are getting the latest copper Bangles ready to sent out!
This thick and juicy bangle is full of oodles and oodles of real yummy sprinkles that would just give you a heart attack!! Measures roughly around 35mm wide and the internal diameter measures roughly around 64mm. It would sure to satisfy your sweet tooth! Made out of resin and finish with glaze to add protection and shine. It is handmade with love and care by me!
The Nina bangle features gorgeous fluorite nuggets in all shades of blue, green and purple clustered around a sterling silver bangle. Each gemstone is meticulously wire-wrapped on a sterling silver ball headpin and dangles freely from the bangle.
These metal girls Bangles appear to be 'balancing' on a piece of metal rod. In fact the bit of metal they are balancing on is a powerful ceramic magnet and the metal Bangles are being held fast by magnetism.
Taken with a Pentax K10D using on-camera flash (it was all I had with me at the time--so you will notice some CA happening here). The lens is the amazing Sigma 17-70. Picture taken as RAW PEF and converted to 16-bit TIFF using Bibble Lite. It was then processed with PhotoShop CS2 where it was framed with the basic/classic black frame and sharpened. Then down-sampled to 8-bit and down-sized to 800xx for posting here.
I should have found a slightly better table to do this on *G*, but at the time I did not expect to turn this into a picture I would be posting here.