Showing posts with label etsy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label etsy. Show all posts

July 22, 2011

Super Raw

If I could only buy one more piece of jewelry in my lifetime I'd probably get one of the rings or necklaces from Adina Mills' Etsy shop. They're handcrafted raw crystal pieces of art. Wearing one of these would make me fell like an earthy fairy in touch with mother nature. The first one below is my absolute favorite.







Last two images from Honestly WTF

July 20, 2011

Circle of Love

I'm going to share a few of my favorite Etsy shops with you the next few days. I'll start of with some lovely vintage finds from at Circle of Love Vintage. I especially love the handcrafted sandals. 





May 25, 2011

Raw Celestial Crystals

I've been into raw crystal jewelry for a while now and I have several gorgeous pieces that I love to bits and wear all the time. One thing I don't have though is a mixed crystal ring! I've been browsing them on etsy and have fallen for quite a few, all from the same seller.









Custom mixed crystals in out of this world color combos from Specimental on Etsy here.


May 24, 2011

Roam Hawaii

I recently discovered Roam Hawaii on Etsy. Roam is a mobile marketplace of beautiful homemade hawaiian clothes, accessories and more. Looking at these pictures makes me want to jump on a plane for Hawaii as soon as possible! Shop Roam here but be sure to check back often as they sell out quickly.













May 03, 2011

Gypsy Warrior









I just bought some lovely pieces from Gypsy Warrior, and I have to share my enthusiasm over their wonderful selection of accessories and vintage clothing. I bought a turban and a turban headband, both of which has landed me several compliments already. I love finding new onlineshops with great merchandise like this! Check out my new turban below.


April 18, 2011

Awake and Dreaming














I love Flickr! It's an amazing way to discover talented photographers and artists and I've so enjoyed roaming their many gorgeous galleries. A while ago I discovered these dreamy photographs by Amalia Chimera. Her work makes me think of childhood memories, summers drifing by, and magical tales of wonderous places. If you want to see more you can visit Amalia's website or Flickr or shop some of her prints on Etsy.