More Rose Gold Ring Love

20 05 2013 Goldsmithing

I am really in love with the beautiful color of rosé gold.

Pure gold is yellow in color but it is rarely used pure because it is very soft.

So - usually gold will be alloyed with other elements like zinc, silver and copper in various portions to make it harder and more resistant but also to create different colors.

Generally the addition of more silver will color gold white and the addition of more copper will color it rosé.

I added 3 more ring designs to the existing collection.

rosé gold ring collection, Roségold Ringe rosé gold ring with rose quartz, Roségoldring mit Rosenquarz

This large beautiful soft rose quartz cabochon fits the rosé tone of the gold ring perfectly.

It is also available with a smoky rock quartz, too as shown on the left picture.

And I offer matching bracelets to these rings as well. 

The ring is made of 925 silver, is rosé gold plated and costs 79Euro + shipping and handling.

Available ring sizes 52, 54, 56 and 58.

To order please sent an e-mail to: lebenslustiger(at)gmail.com and see more order information here.

The next design is a ring with an open round circle for 29Euro + shipping and handling.

Available ring sizes 52, 54, 56 and 58.

Again - it is made of 925 silver rosé gold plated. 

Rosé gold ring, Roségoldring Rosé gold ring collection, Roségold Ringe

And the last one is a super cute twisted ring made of 925 silver rosé gold plated and with a tiny facetted zircon for 29 Euro + shipping and handling.

Really adorable and also available in size 52, 54, 56 and 58. 

rosé gold ring, Roségoldring rosé gold ring collection, Roségoldringe

You can order all rings directly via e-mail: lebenslustiger(at)gmail.com 

Paypal or wire transfer to my German or US bank account. 

rosé gold twisted ring, Roségoldring mit gedrehter Ringschiene rosé gold ring with rose quartz, Roségoldring mit Rosenquarz

Happy day,

Anette 



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12 Parts Of A View - May

20 05 2013

I am participating in a project where I photograph the same view over a course of a year.

I decided to document the changes from month to month on a group of trees in the fields I pass by every day for several times.

May's picture (the last in the row below) was shot yesterday late afternoon. It was a hazy day again with a bit of fog lingering around all day long. It had rained a lot the day before yesterday and it is still quite cold right now for this time of the year.

Finally I know, what will grow on the field in front of the trees! Sugar-beets!

It took many weeks for the little leafs to break thru the soil and show but now they are here.

12view January, nordeutsche Landschaft im Wandel der Jahreszeiten 12view February, Nordeutsche Landschaft im Wandel der Jahreszeiten

January                                                                                                February 

12view March, Norddeutsche Landschaft im Wandel der Jahreszeiten 12view April, Norddeutsche Landschaft im Wandel der Jahreszeiten

March                                                                                                    April 

12view May, Nordeutsche Landschaft im Wandel der Jahreszeiten

May 

Happy day.

Anette 


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FFF - Friday Questions

17 05 2013

1.) Exciting? Shooting photos again for bækka

Party Papierrosette

2.) Really pretty? The new butterfly muffin mold                           3.) chaotic? Dinos and sugar pearls :-)

Butterfly muffin mold Dino muffin mold, Dino Muffinform

4.) Big Love? Macro                                                                           5.) Simple idea? Punch-outs from paper plates

Butterfly muffin mold, Schmetterling Muffinform chevron paper plates, Pappteller mit Chevron

Happy Weekend,

Anette 

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Have You Ever Tried To Pitch Your Work?

14 05 2013

Today I am happy because:

We have lots of rapeseed fields around our little village here in northern Germany and all are in full bloom right now.

So so pretty yellow! Very cheerful and summery - unfortunately it does not last for very long. 

rapeseed field in northern Germany, Rapsfeld in Norddeutschland

I am also happy because "Mollie Makes" will feature one of my pictures with a DIY as a full page image in their next issue Nr.28, which is on sale 7th June 2013.

Then HuffPost Home featured my Washi-Tape Tealights here.

And Leif Gallery from Brooklyn/New York ordered some of my jewelry for their online shop. (You can not see my pieces there yet - I still have to make them!)

I am really happy, because these good news happened without trying to pitch my blog or my work to these people. They just found me.

I have pitched to big blogs before about 3-4 times in hope they might feature one of my pictures or projects but without any success. I actually never heard back from them.

If you are a blogger, have YOU ever tried to pitch to an editor or a famous blog? What are your experiences with it?

Do you have an interest to be featured somewhere else to get more readers and better ranking?

Or would you rather let things evolve naturally or is it less important to you? 

Please share your thoughts if you like. Thank you so much!

Happy day,

Anette

P.S. And since all of this is pretty much "Girl's stuff" I will send this post also over to Nic's weekly collection.



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