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My backdrop didn't work how I wanted, so I used the window instead. I finally splurged and got her some beautiful wings. :)
In the spirit of St. Patrick's Day, IKON is throwing a bit of a party! Check the new mainstore for THREE lucky horseshoes and get the three brand new shades of Utopia Faerie Green eyes!
I'm wearing Deep Faerie Green and they're just lovely.
Also - all of IKON's gorgeous green eyes are on sale today for 77L! Eeeee <3
We all had fun re-decorating Lurch's room at House of Commons. The pre-existing faerie was the ugliest attempt at beauty I had ever seen. We made it uglier... but somehow better.
The next tennant didn't like it one bit and painted over the whole thing. Ohh well.
These earrings were made using Vintaj natural brass deco diamond filigree wraps that dangle from Vintaj natural brass round loop ear wires. I attached Vintaj natural brass whimsical nouveau fairy charms to each wrap, along with tiny amethyst and peridot flat back rhinestones and pressed glass flower beads. Each earring is 2 1/2" in length.
Vintaj natural brass products are not antique plated or chemically treated. They are nickel free and lead-free compliant.
The faeries were at the height of their glory during the Bronze Age. Along with bronze, brass was well known and very faerie friendly because it is made from copper and zinc. In antiquity, polished brass was often used as a mirror and I'm sure those mirrors delighted our fae friends. Here's a chance to turn back time and take a brass-colored frolic with our faerie friends in a beautiful Bronze Age and brass-aged forest.
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This garden green velvet cuff features a lampwork focal bead by Maryse Fritzsch-Thillens. Czech glass flowers and tiny dew drop beads sprawl out from the focal along the soft velvet. The cuff is trimmed with vintage glass drop beads hand sewn with fine copper wire.
More vintage beads and Czech glass adorn the handmade copper closure.