A Few Of My Favourite Things

History Club Signet Ring

Edith Ring

Left Bank Portrait Artist Studs

These pieces are a few of my favourite things. Not only because I have made myself one of each of these too! But because I have sold many of them and I get to see people wearing them. I love that. I love seeing them on people. It's such a wonderful thing to know that something you made is out in the world, being used and loved and having layers of meaning added to it over the years. 

Next time you are weraing a piece of Christina Lowry Designs jewellery, don't forget to tag me or hashtag your pic #christinalowrydesigns on Facebook or Instagram! 

Let me see you wearing your pieces and how you have styled them!  

Perfect for Winter! New Oxidised Jewellery

'Lois' Hoops

'Edith' Ring

'Maeve' Ring

'Left Bank Portrait Artist' Studs

As the tones in my wardrobe take on a darker hue with the onset of Winter, so too I have been imagining adding a darker twist to some of my favourite jewellery designs. I could resist no longer!

I present to you a selection of earrings and rings that feature the warm black tones of oxidisation. These charcoal beauties are available in my online shop now. Go and grab yourself a Winter treat!

Taking Stock : May

(Photos from my Instagram account. You can find me at @christinalowrydesigns. Come and say hello!)

Making : A striped knitted baby blanket for a friend
Baking : Banana bread - then thinking I should have made a double batch
Drinking : Loose leaf tea
Reading: 'Love and Summer' William Trevor
Wanting: A garden full of flowers
Looking: At the rainbow lorrikets that come to eat our neighbours flowers
Playing: Lego with the little ones
Deciding: To attend a whole sale or Bridal Fair next year
Wishing: My sister wasn't so far away
Enjoying: Library trips with the little ones
Waiting: For my 'Real Australians Say Welcome' poste
Liking: The #mystillsundaycompetition hashtag pretties
Loving: That my big boy is devouring chapter books.
Pondering: My little boys first birthday.
Considering: What to buy the third child, when they need nothing? 

Thinking: I would like to have his portrait sketched or painted.

Buying: Delightful, pastel, porcelain bird whistles at a market.
Watching: 'Jane Austin and her many lovers' on iview.
Marvelling: A how quickly bubba's first year has flown by.
Missing: The view of the sea and the river we had last week in Yamba.
Needing: More holidays!
Waiting: For more episodes of 'Vikings'
Wearing: A second hand swing coat I brought while we were away.: 
Noticing: How many Myna birds there are now
Getting: New postcards with images from the photo shoot. Can't wait!
Pinning: Linen kitties that make big and little girls swoon. 
Coveting: A group of creative business owners to discuss my business ideas with.
Feeling: Excited about doing the Red Hill Fair on 25th July
Hearing: Three year old Emerson 'reading' to Oscar

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Joining in with Pip.

New in the Shop - Something In The Way

'Something In The Way' is a set of three charming rings featuring the Diamond set 'Florence' band and two scalloped 'Edith' rings.

Feminine and lace like, this doily inspired set of rings features a unique drilled and punched design and is set with 6 = 0.06ct Round Brilliant Cut Diamonds, G/H, SI. The perfect piece for everyday wear, the three rings create an eye-catching double lace edged look. 

They can also be worn separately and mixed and matched with your collection.

Available for order in the shop.

Just Listed!

Scallops encircle the entire band of the charming 'Edith' ring, like a little crown of sweetness for your finger. Feminine and lace like, this doily inspired ring features a unique drilled and punched design. The perfect piece for everyday wear, either alone, or either side of an 'Elsa' ring, to create an eye-catching double lace edged look.

Each design in this collection has been handmade from copper, then professionally moulded and cast, to create identical likenesses, so that the quality of each piece is of the same high standard. These castings are then lovingly hand finished in my workshop.

Now in the shop!