It's Wednesday today, and this week's letter for abc-Wednesday is "J". I am sure that I will not be the only one to choose the word "Jewellery/Jewelry". But I would be silly to not choose this word, since my blog is supposed to be about jewellery.I had not started to design and make my own jewellery when we got married. Sometimes I wish I could get married all over again, just to make my own wedding jewellery! But I really can't complain. It was a nice wedding, I had a pretty dress, and I got to borrow a lovely green pendant that has a story all its own. You can see it on our wedding-photo:
Is there anyone who can guess the name of the designer/craftsman who made this pendant? If you think you know, leave a comment on this post. The first correct reply will receive a ten-dollar discount on any purchase of a single piece of jewellery from one of my Etsy-shops (parltradet or AnnasAdornments).
Take a closer look:
Hints: This pendant was made of precious materials, but it is its craftsmanship that set it apart. It was not made in an English-speaking country, and it was probably made somewhere between 80 to 120 years ago.
You only have about a week to leave a reply on this post with your name and a way of getting in touch with you. You must leave your comment before I post next week's abc-Wednesday for the letter "K", when I will reveal the correct answer and tell the whole story about this pendant. You do not have to be an abc-Wednesday-participant to enter this contest, but you must be 18 years or older, be able to identify yourself, and have your own blog. In the case of conflict, I have the last word.
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10 Comments:
It's rather lovely, isn't it? I don't know much about period jewellery, but something about this one makes me want to say Lalique!
On behalf of the team, thanks for taking part in ABC Wednesday this week! :)
Oh wow I so love jewelry and this one is unique and just gorgeous!
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I don't know a thing about jewelry design so i wouldn't have any idea what the answer is. It is quite lovely though. What type of material is the green ring made of
I have no clue who the designer is but it is a gorgeous pendant!
It's just lovely and a very special design...but my studies in art history skipped jewelry, unfortunately! Can't wait to hear who it is! (You're a lovely bride, too!)
Certainly not Faberge so I'm thinking it's by Cartier.
I know nothing about jewelry except that it looks lovely.
Your wedding attire is so absolutely gorgeous!!!!
I don't have a guess on the pendant, however, it is to die for :)
I love the wedding photo, Anna. Isn't it weird to look back on the photos from that day. So much has changed for all of us since our wedding days--some good, some bad.
I love the necklace. :)
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