Robyn Coetzee Glass Designs
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This item will be posted to you by Robyn Coetzee Glass Designs within 3 days of receiving payment.
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| United Kingdom | £3.50 | £0.00 |
| EU & Northern Ireland | £5.50 | £0.50 |
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My Folksy shop is now closed but you can still buy my work through my website www.robyncoetzee.co.uk
I am always inspired to make one-of a kind pieces of jewellery.
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This listing is for a pair of pretty turquoise and pink dichroic glass earrings on sterling silver ear hooks. Both the glass and sterling silver hooks have been made by myself.
I think these would look gorgeous with blonde or dark hair as the yummy pink dichroic shows up with different background colours along with your angle of view and the light around you.
These have a 3cm drop from the top of the sterling silver hook to the bottom of the glass and they come in a presentation box with my logo on the lid.
These earrings are one of a kind as I combine blocks of colour glass together to create my own colour combinations and patterns through a series of two or more kiln firings and cold working techniques. I am mostly taking away glass to reveal different effects, textures, the shape and to ensure they are lightweight in the ear.
Kiln forming is a process where glass is layered and heated in a kiln to a temperature where the glass melts and fuses together. All my glass is digitally annealed and cooled for strength and safety in my studio in Bristol. 2019© Robyn Coetzee Glass
Designed by Robyn in Bristol
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