$49 for $100 Worth of Interchangeable Fine Jewelry at Charlotte Ehinger-Schwarz
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Interchangeable jewelry lets owners swap gemstones & pearls between rings, necklaces & armbands crafted from silver, gold, platinum & steel
People celebrate special occasions by decorating things with baubles, as evidenced by hanging ornaments on Christmas trees and emptying drums of diamonds over winning coaches. Bauble up with today's Groupon: for $49, you get $100 worth of interchangeable fine jewelry at Charlotte Ehinger-Schwarz.
Fourth-generation goldsmith Wolf-Peter Schwarz designs and oversees the production of Charlotte Ehinger-Schwarz’s lauded, interchangeable jewelry, which is distributed to and sold at ateliers around the world, including a location in Memphis. Gemstones and pearls detach from one piece of jewelry thanks to a squeeze from a pair of jewelling tweezers, then snap on to another piece like a drill bit burrowing straight for the beholder’s heart. The online catalog details the extensive 2011 collection, letting eyes envision circles of stainless steel ($40) and bruyère wood ($65), which brings out the dimensions of silver-set amber ($110+) and amethyst ($150+). Sets can then swap jewelry pieces crafted from silver, gold, platinum, and Swedish steel, such as a sterling-silver ring ($370).
Interchangeable jewelry lets owners swap gemstones & pearls between rings, necklaces & armbands crafted from silver, gold, platinum & steel
People celebrate special occasions by decorating things with baubles, as evidenced by hanging ornaments on Christmas trees and emptying drums of diamonds over winning coaches. Bauble up with today's Groupon: for $49, you get $100 worth of interchangeable fine jewelry at Charlotte Ehinger-Schwarz.
Fourth-generation goldsmith Wolf-Peter Schwarz designs and oversees the production of Charlotte Ehinger-Schwarz’s lauded, interchangeable jewelry, which is distributed to and sold at ateliers around the world, including a location in Memphis. Gemstones and pearls detach from one piece of jewelry thanks to a squeeze from a pair of jewelling tweezers, then snap on to another piece like a drill bit burrowing straight for the beholder’s heart. The online catalog details the extensive 2011 collection, letting eyes envision circles of stainless steel ($40) and bruyère wood ($65), which brings out the dimensions of silver-set amber ($110+) and amethyst ($150+). Sets can then swap jewelry pieces crafted from silver, gold, platinum, and Swedish steel, such as a sterling-silver ring ($370).