Showing posts with label Jane Austen jewelry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jane Austen jewelry. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 29
Jane Austen Amulet
This is one of the finer pieces of Jane Austen jewelry I've seen. Unfortunately, it is not for sale. Click here to view it on the artist's site.
Sunday, December 4
Jane Austen Jewelry Throwdown
Jane Austen and her sister Cassandra received beautiful amber crosses from their brother Charles, a scene she repeated with Fanny and William Price in Mansfield Park. During her era, coral necklaces were also wildly popular. This week's question asks you: Which would you prefer to receive as a gift from a loved one? An amber cross necklace or a coral necklace?
Read about Coral Necklaces, Regency Style at this link.
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| Amber crosses for Jane and Cassandra from Charles |
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| Jane Elizabeth, Countess of Oxford |
Monday, September 1
Jane Austen Jewelry: Wearable Art Pin by ptierneydesigns
Janeites with passion for fashion will be snapping up this lovely wearable art pin in a hurry for themselves, and for their friends. Featuring images of Jane Austen and the 1976 commemorative bicentennial stamps issued in the UK, set off with beads, pearls and pewter Mr. Darcy’s boot, it has been individually handcrafted and designed by Pattie Tierney of St. Louis, MO, and is available on her online shop at Estsy. Head on over and take a look at all of the other beautiful items also.Posted by, Laurel Ann, Austenprose
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