Set of Droplet 5 Disc & Earrings
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Please allow for slight variations due to the handmade nature of each item
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Droplet 5 Disc: Lampwork necklace with silverstone spacers
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Lampwork Earrings: Handcrafted, sterling silver earring wires
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16" steel cable choker with magnetic clasp
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A single glass disc is 1.25" in diameter
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Dimensions: 0.68" x 0.5"
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Weight: 0.306 lb.
Reviews
4 avg. (7 reviews)
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Not as expected
While the color of the glass is beautiful, I did not realize how tiny the actual pieces are and it is also a choker, not a necklace. Communication with the seller was on me to check details of my order, both delivery and return.
Jewelry!
Beautiful necklace & earrings. I love them!
Small
This glass set was given as a gift. Very pretty but much smaller than I thought. Hand made in USA that’s Makes up for the size issue. Still happy with my choice.
Nice but smaller than I expected
Perhaps I didn't pay close attention but the glass beads are quite small and the wire is so short that it would be a choker for me. This is a gift for my sister, who luckily, has a small neck and likes the set.
Relatively good just bad Matching
I like the necklace and I like the earrings but somehow Amy and I missfired on the pairings. I got 2 sets of Aqua Earrings and two other Steel Blue Necklaces. How easy and fast is it to replace the Aqua Earrings for Steel Blue ones?
Steven
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Colorful glass shapes (like liquid color) are handcrafted by Amy Holms in Orange County California. With a torch she transforms glass into molten liquid color to create modern, clean, lampwork pieces. 5 Droplet Set
Lampworking is a centuries-old glassworks technique, but when Amy Holms does it, the results are thoroughly modern.
A residential architect based in Orange County, Calif., Amy can work wonders with a torch. Using traditional lampwork tools, she heats glass to a molten state, then manipulates it into clean, refined shapes. By creating minimalist forms, Amy highlights the pure, exquisite colors of the glass, which she sources from Italy and the U.S. No two earrings or necklaces are exactly alike, since Amy creates each piece by hand. She pairs the glass beads with hand-smithed silver beads, and when she works her signature interlocking glass discs into jewelry compositions, the pieces have a vibrant, dynamic feel.
In her work designing houses, Amy gravitates to colorful and modern elements. With her FormFire Glassworks venture, she’s translating that aesthetic into jewelry, using glass as her medium. The distinctively modernist style gives new life to an ancient art.
A residential architect based in Orange County, Calif., Amy can work wonders with a torch. Using traditional lampwork tools, she heats glass to a molten state, then manipulates it into clean, refined shapes. By creating minimalist forms, Amy highlights the pure, exquisite colors of the glass, which she sources from Italy and the U.S. No two earrings or necklaces are exactly alike, since Amy creates each piece by hand. She pairs the glass beads with hand-smithed silver beads, and when she works her signature interlocking glass discs into jewelry compositions, the pieces have a vibrant, dynamic feel.
In her work designing houses, Amy gravitates to colorful and modern elements. With her FormFire Glassworks venture, she’s translating that aesthetic into jewelry, using glass as her medium. The distinctively modernist style gives new life to an ancient art.
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