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ETSY pick

My Etsy pick for the month is Luminosities. She has a fun variety of things. Jewelry, magnets (with an edge) and pet collar charms. There is a good range of prices, so you can buy seriously or for fun.

She makes one of a kind items. Contact her and she will custom make.

I like that she merges the spiritual side with her creative side.

My favorites (translate to My Wish list) are:

il_430xN_17452994 The Water Element magnet, this is actually a watercolor painting inside!

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Siren of the Sea Mermaid Everywhere Charm,

take the magic of mermaids with you everywhere you go!

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Blue Sky Topaz and Aquamarine Earrings

Sterling silver and genuine stones. Would look good to dress up with or just jeans.

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Fall Splendor

Made with Carnelian and smoky quartz, This necklace is so fun and I love the rich colors.

Check her out at:

http://blog.myspace.com/wolfwitch or
http://luminosities.blogspot.com/
Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/luminosities/

Comments

  1. Thanks so much for featuring me on your blog! I'll post this on my own blog and link back to you. :)

    Nicole
    Luminosities

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  2. You know I've never bought anything from esty! It seems like just an overwhelming place to try and find anything. Thanks for highlighting someone that you think is special!

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