Monday, April 27, 2009

My bride Model

Lately I was quite busy with my personal problems and in the same time busy fixing my hubby pc therefore its been quite a while I haven't update my blog or come out with any new design.

As I promise before, I will upload the photo of my cousin sister who is my bride model for my Swarovski Jewellery. I have made a pair of earrings, Necklace & Tiara for her wedding. I am so happy to see that she wear all of them on 21 March 2009 during the tea ceremony.
She like the whole set very much. I am so proud with it.

So here come the Bride...
My model for the Vience Tiara & the Crystal Ebony Waltz Necklace Set.

(click on the picture to enlarge)

To see more on the Tiara & Necklace Set, click on the pictures below :-

Crystal Ebony Waltz Necklace Set


Vience Tiara
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Taking Care of your Jewellery

Swarovski jewellery are easy to take care. Swarovksi are man-made glass crystal. Jewellery that made from glass and plastic materials are easy to clean and maintain. To keep the shine and glitter, use a piece of damp sponge to wipe off any dirt or grime that has accumulated overtime. But make sure the sponge is not dripping wet! Then allow the jewellery to dry naturally near a window or under a low heat hair dryer.

Although glass crystal beads are durable and pleasure to use in jewellery craft, they are also quite fragile. These beads do get broken or chipped if not handled properly. To keep the crystal jewellery intact, encase them in the jewellery boxes when you are not wearing them. Avoid getting your bead jewellery in contact with chemicals like perfume, hair spray, soap and etc.Therefore apply make-up, hairspray, perfume and other products FIRST, before putting on your jewelry.


As a general rule, jewelry should be the last thing you put on before you leave the house, and the first thing you take off when you get home. This cuts down on the wear and tear, and will help it last a lifetime.