During the last week of October The Beadmixer offers a special
Filigree sale!
In this article you'll find a collection of earrings and necklaces in which filigree elements were used.
Why use filigree? I love to work with metal filigree because it has many advantages:
- It is lightweight, thanks to all the openings in the metal. You can comfortably wear a necklace with large filigree beads.
- Filigree has a lovely antique look.
- Filigree materials generally have very attractively prices!
Of the jewellery displayed here, I have posted several pictures. You can find links to the items that were used to make them.
If you have questions about the construction, please leave a note!
Egyptian revival earrings with black vintage scarabs black and gold coloured drops.
The following items were used:
CAB102C,
OH011,
KSK-DR009,
Z029A,
KK011,
NS-B006
Egyptian revival earrings with green vintage scarabs and fantasy malachite drops. The following items were used:
CAB102A,
OH025A,
FES-DR003C,
Z029A,
KK011,
NS-B006
Greek style copper filigree earrings with faux turquoise. The following items were used:
NS-K001,
MK-RD004B,
MK-SP006,
MK-RD002D,
KK022,
FTQ-VK001,
OH020
Greek style copper filigree earrings with drops. The following items were used:
OH025C,
MK-LT002B,
KK022,
MK-RD003B,
KSK-DR009,
NS-K001
Long filigree earrings with citrus yellow jade drops. The following items were used:
OH025C,
JD-DR001W,
KK020B,
NS-K003
Necklace with filigree ornaments, vintage faux lapis lazuli cabochons and lampwork beads. The following materials were used:
LW-OV010D,
SL016,
KKR002,
OR-B005,
WG004,
DRD007,
KVB002,
K020A,
CAB098D,
ORN018,
OR-B004,
KK033,
PC-TB001,
KK022A
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