Angel Wings Bridal Set
Description:
Our Angel Wings earring and necklace bridal set are the essence of grace and elegance. Inspired by everything Art Deco. The Angel Wings are delicate, detailed and divine. Exuding a sense of grace and elegance, these stunning pieces are the perfect pair for your wedding day. A true statement and staple for your wardrobe!
Pressed in an art deco inspired fan detail, a transparent glaze has been used to make each piece super glossy and shiny and bring out the natural crisp white of the underlaying porcelain clay. They have also been adorned in an 18k gold plated sparkly cubic zirconia charm, with a 50cm gold surgical stainless steel necklace and matching charm.
Part of our bridal collection, these pieces look absolutely breathtaking on our beautiful brides!
Finished with quality surgical stainless steel hooks and necklace chain, these pieces won't tarnish or irritate sensitive skin and will be cherished for years to come.
- Porcelain clay
- Stainless steel jump rings
- Surgical stainless steel hooks and chain
- 18k gold plated cubic zirconia charms
Dimensions:
- 3.5cm L x 1.2cm W (earrings)
- 50cm long (chain)
Our Process:
Each piece is handmade and goes through an extensive process from initial concept and design, to conditioning the clay, rolling out a clay slab, then individually cutting and hand-sculpting each piece from the finest porcelain clay. All created in small batches from my home studio in Bellbowrie, Queensland, then carefully placed into a kiln ready for their first 'bisque' firing.
Once they come out of the kiln, each piece is closely inspected, painstakingly hand-sanded, and painted by hand with glaze. This is where each piece will undertake a second firing, reaching over 1230°C (2246°F). And where pieces have been accentuated and painted with gold lustre or mother of pearl lustre, they will go into the kiln for their third and final firing. Once this stage is completed, all earrings and jewellery are assembled with the utmost care.
Because all pieces are handcrafted individually and undergo multiple firings, this may lead to slight shape and colour variations.
