dragonfly wing oval necklace
All items are handmade and are one of a kind from foraged wild and domesticated plants. I collect whatever is in season on my daily walks, usually in the Philadelphia area. The composition of my pieces range from traditional (using whole, pressed flowers and leaves) to more abstract. Each piece involves laying jewelry-grade resin in several layers, over several sittings.
55 mm long and 25mm wide resin coated brass oval, pearl backed, overlaid with a real dragonfly wing, sourced from a preserve in Chester county while out hiking. These are exceeding rare as naturally deceased, intact dragonfly wings are truly delicate. This specimen appears to have been predated by a predator who ate the body without damaging the wings. A little miracle. I find these wings so intriguing that they need no embellishment whatsoever, so is it merely placed against a plain white backdrop.
Finished with a 24 inch long gold plated chain and lobster clasp.
All items are handmade and are one of a kind from foraged wild and domesticated plants. I collect whatever is in season on my daily walks, usually in the Philadelphia area. The composition of my pieces range from traditional (using whole, pressed flowers and leaves) to more abstract. Each piece involves laying jewelry-grade resin in several layers, over several sittings.
55 mm long and 25mm wide resin coated brass oval, pearl backed, overlaid with a real dragonfly wing, sourced from a preserve in Chester county while out hiking. These are exceeding rare as naturally deceased, intact dragonfly wings are truly delicate. This specimen appears to have been predated by a predator who ate the body without damaging the wings. A little miracle. I find these wings so intriguing that they need no embellishment whatsoever, so is it merely placed against a plain white backdrop.
Finished with a 24 inch long gold plated chain and lobster clasp.
All items are handmade and are one of a kind from foraged wild and domesticated plants. I collect whatever is in season on my daily walks, usually in the Philadelphia area. The composition of my pieces range from traditional (using whole, pressed flowers and leaves) to more abstract. Each piece involves laying jewelry-grade resin in several layers, over several sittings.
55 mm long and 25mm wide resin coated brass oval, pearl backed, overlaid with a real dragonfly wing, sourced from a preserve in Chester county while out hiking. These are exceeding rare as naturally deceased, intact dragonfly wings are truly delicate. This specimen appears to have been predated by a predator who ate the body without damaging the wings. A little miracle. I find these wings so intriguing that they need no embellishment whatsoever, so is it merely placed against a plain white backdrop.
Finished with a 24 inch long gold plated chain and lobster clasp.