Sunday, May 18, 2008
Java Soul
If you're going downtown Collingwood this week-end, check out Java Soul, 78 Hurontario St. You'll be able to find a wide selection of Christa bel Jewellery there.
Sunday, May 11, 2008
New Necklace
Friday, May 9, 2008
Adding to the Natural Collection
Agate Earrings
New Pearl and Quartz Set
Friday, April 18, 2008
ChristaBel Jewellery is now in stores! ...(well one store)
Java Soul in Collingwood, Ontario now has ChristaBel Jewellery available for sale. Now you can see ChristaBel Jewellery in person! The store, located at 78 Hurontario Street, has a variety of handcrafted items from all over the world. The owners, Melanie and Anton, also worked on cruise ships before starting their business in Collingwood. Anton is from Indonesia, which is where many of the items in the store are from. The piece to the right is an African Jade pendant with sterling silver and is now available at Java Soul.
Monday, April 14, 2008
Topaz Swarovski Crystal Earrings
I made up this style of earring when I was experimenting one day. I love the way they fall. These one are finished with Swarovski crystal beads. These are the only man-made crystals I use because I love the way they catch the light. After making so many of this style of earring I have now perfected my technique and this pair is my most perfect! I'm very proud of them.
Friday, April 4, 2008
Spring is here!
Red Agate and Silver Necklace
Thursday, March 27, 2008
Two New Necklaces
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
New Earrings




When my new jewellery cards arrived I got busy making some new earrings to show them off. Several of the cards describe the gemstone used in the piece. This time I went for simple funky designs, stuff you can wear every day. I've already gotten some great comments about the earrings I made for myself in this style.
Swarovski Crystal Necklace
How I Got Started
This is my first post of my first blog. Let me tell you a little about myself. I started making jewellery about 5 years ago as a way to expend some creative energy (my job as a cruise ship photographer was very uncreative at the time) and also to learn some patience. Making jewellery was great for both of those things. It took quite a while before I managed to make anything noteworthy. Once I started wearing my unusual pieces around the cruise ship where I was working, I got lots of comments from my fellow crew members and it wasn't long before the orders were coming in. Since then I have moved on land, back to my hometown of Collingwood. I have had a chance to try peddling my wares at festivals and art shows, but mostly I just make jewellery for the joy of it.
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