Showing posts with label early jewelry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label early jewelry. Show all posts

16 December 2011

My favorite winter gifts

oversized sea urchin and circle necklace 

fancy men's recycled glass minimal necklace


glass + bronze earrings


glass, sea urchin + pyrite necklace

snakey glass bolo style necklace

vintage trade beads + circle necklace, purple pyramid+black sword necklace



vintage enameled post earrings

a slice of agate, Early Jewelry gold crescent moon earrings


gemstone post earrings


wolves and moose by song& branch 


vintage studio pottery


porcelain chain by melabo


gold lipped salt dish + spoon by susan dwyer



mystical charm necklaces




02 December 2011

New arrival: Early Jewelry

gold and antler necklace 
phases of the moon gold+sterling hoop earrings

brass/wool/leather bangles


bone and sterling hoop earrings

raw silk and horseshoe nail necklace


alpaca wool necklace with dyed black antler

quartz and sterling earrings

Welcome to the shop: Early jewelry, by recent Lawrence, KS>>Portland transplant, Kylie Grater. 
Kylie's been a solid fixture in the independent jewelry design community since 2007, working in varied organic materials- wood, bone, antler, leather, and gemstones.
Now, living in Portland, the designer is kindling a love for all things Pacific Northwest. 
Come by and view her new works: dark, striking statement pieces with dyed black antler, bone+brushed alpaca wool, and simple, everyday sterling+gold fill hoop earrings created in the shapes of moon phases. These pieces are truly special.

More about Early:
Kylie Earlene Grater’s farm beginnings in Riley, Kansas lend a unique aesthetic to her original pieces. Growing up in the rural Midwest, she was able to look out onto the Plains, their vast horizons, and crops that rotated with the seasons.The simplicity of rural life, the changing of the weather, and the cycles of planting, and harvesting have all influenced Kylie’s approach to creating jewelry. Her close contact with these organic influences, in part, determines her materials: feather, bone, and leather, to name a few.

magic is pyramidically attracting you to me