PrettyDifferent

So grateful for being surrounded by inspired people 💛 Thank you for a lovely morning and museum tour, Sigrid

And cheers🥂to whatever may come 🪄

Got completely blown away today by this wonderfully naughty work by Veronika Fabian

Tattoo Necklace, from her Chains for an Average Woman series, spotted at Galerie Marzee

Chains and lots of attitude, but what I appreciated the most - it is ver much wearable and not an art for a sake of art piece

An extraordinary amount of craftsmanship. Love work that has something to say 🖤

A long strand of antique Bohemian garnets in solid 14k gold, with a lobster clasp that invites a little imagination 🌚🍒

Wear it twice around your neck, wind it around your wrist, or let it fall exactly where it shouldn’t 🌶️

Late 19th-century Dutch jewelry with just enough temptation to make good behavior feel overrated 🍉

€2,200 shipped 🦑and yes, it’s as naughty as it is beautiful ❤️

Seriously complex to create and painted BACKWARDS inside the so-called miniature 🦢

With a reversed painted intaglio, the artist creates the image inside the crystal, building up tiny details and colours in reverse 🦜

Think of it like painting a picture from the back of a window where every detail has to be right because you can’t simply paint over it 🪶

And when you turn the crystal around? The whole 3D image comes to life 🕊️

Unisex, substantial and preserved in exceptional condition — perfect for her, him or the beautifully overindulgent person who has everything 👑

5.5 × 3.5 cm | 31.3 g | 18k gold | early–mid 1800s

A little antique Essex crystal candy 🍬 only you would have - never hurt anyone🖤

Did you know, that Sisi, the Empress Elisabeth of Austria, was famously enchanted by celestial jewels ⭐️

Stars of diamonds and pearls woven into her hair or attached to dress bodice like her own private constellation 🌟

This pearl and turquoise choker is a perfect nod to her character 👸🏼

It can be absolutely innocent or slightly naughty when you turn the turquoise star clasp to the front ⭐️

Fun fact - Sisi got her first tattoo at 51 🖤
In 1881, while travelling through Greece, she put an anchor ⚓️ on her shoulder to reflected her deep love of travel and the freedom she found away from the suffocating rituals of the imperial court 👸🏼

Some treasures are meant to be admired. Others to be pinned, hold eye contact and behave badly 🖤

This Winged Goddess Egyptian Revival brooch is just right to show off your education and wicked intentions 🖤

For dashing boys and girls only 🖤

My apology for launching a s**t wave 💩
Hope that this one will get as much attention as the original 🤞🏻

**twave