About this Product
Whether or not you are familiar with Russian Lomonosov porcelain, you can certainly appreciate this exquisite porcelain statement necklace in Lomonosov's rare Forget Me Not china pattern. This unique broken china jewelry piece features a gold plated sterling silver chain, and an upcycled antique flow blue and white china pendant handcrafted from a Lomonosov porcelain plate. The "Forget Me Not" china pattern makes this necklace a romantic 9th (pottery), 18th (porcelain) or 20th (china) anniversary gifts. Whether this is a china gift for her or yourself **just because**, this china necklace is one to cherish for many years to come.
All of our jewelry is one-of-a-kind or limited production, and handmade from antique bone china or vintage porcelain, and sterling silver. Your eclectiQuas purchase includes our special packaging: a white organza jewelry bag with a decorative fabric or paper strip which corresponds to the design and color of your item, and a photo card of the china plate from which the jewelry piece originates. For special gifts, we offer a personalized handwritten gift card, and request that you provide the gift recipient’s name, and your message. For an additional $4.00, we also provide elegant gift wrapping: a shiny white box with cotton batting, a decorative fabric or paper strip which corresponds to the design and color of your item, and your choice of an indigo or red ribbon.
eclectiQuas
Meet the Maker
Hailing from the worlds of fashion design and apparel manufacturing, set and costume design, Fine Art and the creation of her own biomorphic wall sculptures, Erika Garell, couldn’t be more excited about her newest creative adventure, eclectiQuas.
eclectiQuas style was born from a diverse combination of Erika’s artistic interests and cultural influences. Over the course of her creative life, Erika has developed a unique bicultural aesthetic as a half Japanese, half British-American woman, that she embraces in her work as both an artist and designer. Erika has always been fascinated by the Japanese and English sensibilities as they relate to chinaware, and in particular, the crossover of the two aesthetics through Imari china.The rich colors, unlikely color combinations, intricate patterns, use of gold and silver, and beautiful composition of each plate influence the design and uniqueness of each piece of eclectiQuas jewelry.
Erika is excited to participate in the goimagine marketplace by contributing to and learning from this talented community of handmade artists and makers, while embracing and supporting goimagine's mission to support charities that prioritize children in need.
