Con.scious Finds

Take me back to the beach!

From this to that @ Arts Market

Third eye blind

Brought my shark teeth back to the beach they came from

Von Wolframsdorf family crest I am incredibly proud of this piece, I made it in honor of my Oma who always encouraged me to create. It is imprinted with her family crest which dates back hundreds of years

Bitch can be a compliment

Myrtle beach is famous for fossilized shark teeth washing ashore on the beaches. In a sharks lifetime they naturally lose thousands of teeth, when they fall to the bottom of the ocean the dark sediment colors the teeth through a process called permineralization. Black teeth take at least 10,000 years to fossilize!

At the beach for a week

W is for weird, wild, wonderful and witty....or it's just for my last name. Two more creations from my first lost wax class!

Just booked an impromptu trip to Myrtle Beach to hunt for shark teeth with my mama...I leave in 48 hours

Blue and black versions of these in the shop!

All of my rings have a story.. One is a thin gold band that was given to me on my 16th birthday, it used to belong to my great grandmother and I have worn it every day since One is made from a 1992 American silver quarter which was made for me by a man in South Carolina, he was eager to teach me how he makes all of his rings, so I spent a day working with him ... One is probably my most prized possession. It was one of the first silver pieces I ever made. It has an impression of my late grandmothers family crest and it means so much to me as she was the one who encouraged my creativity

I like furry carpets

I may of may have not gone crystal shopping today...

Bigger and badder shark teeth will be hitting the shop at the @artsmarket soon!

Only a few more sun hats being added to the shop this week! This one is still available at the @artsmarket on College!

I hate to play favourites...but the seashell mala has always won my heart

Yes im an adult with two unicorn pillows on my bed...they make me sophisticated