Aureate // Of That Which is Golden Necklace and Earring Set
From the Latin aureus, or golden, the word aureate means “splendid, brilliant, resplendent, or denoting the color of gold.” It can also be used to describe highly ornamental or elaborate language.
This piece references the often gilded wreath of laurels presented since Greek antiquity to the laureates of the world as a gift of honor to celebrate creative or intellectual achievement.
Bright and glowing, this necklace features an assortment of reclaimed vintage beads: round white coral and faceted yellow crystals sourced in New Orleans, and smooth round yellow jadeite sourced at Chelsea Flea Market in NYC. Trios of opaque yellow rondelles and bright matte orange seed beads complete the pattern, with hand-wired florets of glass seed beads are interspersed throughout.
Finished with an 18k gold filled sailor’s spring ring clasp with decorative dangling pendant featuring a multicolor gilded evil eye charm and yellow pinecone charm for added spiritual protection.
Earrings feature yellow floral millefiori glass beads with matching hand-wired floral seed bead accents, on 18k gold plated nickel-free and lead-free chunky huggie hoops.
From the Latin aureus, or golden, the word aureate means “splendid, brilliant, resplendent, or denoting the color of gold.” It can also be used to describe highly ornamental or elaborate language.
This piece references the often gilded wreath of laurels presented since Greek antiquity to the laureates of the world as a gift of honor to celebrate creative or intellectual achievement.
Bright and glowing, this necklace features an assortment of reclaimed vintage beads: round white coral and faceted yellow crystals sourced in New Orleans, and smooth round yellow jadeite sourced at Chelsea Flea Market in NYC. Trios of opaque yellow rondelles and bright matte orange seed beads complete the pattern, with hand-wired florets of glass seed beads are interspersed throughout.
Finished with an 18k gold filled sailor’s spring ring clasp with decorative dangling pendant featuring a multicolor gilded evil eye charm and yellow pinecone charm for added spiritual protection.
Earrings feature yellow floral millefiori glass beads with matching hand-wired floral seed bead accents, on 18k gold plated nickel-free and lead-free chunky huggie hoops.
From the Latin aureus, or golden, the word aureate means “splendid, brilliant, resplendent, or denoting the color of gold.” It can also be used to describe highly ornamental or elaborate language.
This piece references the often gilded wreath of laurels presented since Greek antiquity to the laureates of the world as a gift of honor to celebrate creative or intellectual achievement.
Bright and glowing, this necklace features an assortment of reclaimed vintage beads: round white coral and faceted yellow crystals sourced in New Orleans, and smooth round yellow jadeite sourced at Chelsea Flea Market in NYC. Trios of opaque yellow rondelles and bright matte orange seed beads complete the pattern, with hand-wired florets of glass seed beads are interspersed throughout.
Finished with an 18k gold filled sailor’s spring ring clasp with decorative dangling pendant featuring a multicolor gilded evil eye charm and yellow pinecone charm for added spiritual protection.
Earrings feature yellow floral millefiori glass beads with matching hand-wired floral seed bead accents, on 18k gold plated nickel-free and lead-free chunky huggie hoops.
