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Glitterati: Odette New York

Wed, 08/13/2008 - 3:00pm by FabSugar
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If you're a nature lover, check out the whimsical designs of Jennifer Sarkilahti, dubbed Odette New York. Taking inspiration from the flora and fauna around her, Jennifer creates a unique line of necklaces and earrings. In addition to the svelte snake are an abundance of bunnies, monkeys, birds, and other cute creatures made from sterling silver and solid gold.

You may not realize this, but making quality jewels is a lot of work. Jennifer's designs are all made from an intricate process requiring her to hand sketch everything, create a wax mold from the sketch, cast the metals, and polish the final pieces. Sounds like a lot of work, but well worth it!

To see more Odette New York designs, read more.


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  • snow_white_girl's picture
    snow_white_girl
    1

    I love her jewelry. I have the Noland necklace and I always get compliments whenever I wear it.

    14 weeks 2 days ago Report Comment
  • misfitgirl's picture
    misfitgirl
    2

    Ha! I checked out the site and I like the Noland necklace the best! snow_white_girl is tempting a purchase!

    14 weeks 2 days ago Report Comment
  • stoopeed's picture
    stoopeed
    4

    Love it... would buy some if I could afford it right now. I loved the mighty oak and the skipping stones necklace for their uniqueness and fluid lines - the noland is more refined but also more available elsewhere.

    14 weeks 2 days ago Report Comment
  • EkaterinaBallerina's picture
    EkaterinaBallerina
    5

    Ooooh I love that snake necklace! Snakes, when done well, can look amazing in jewelry. I have a silver Tiffany snake ring (the snake wraps around your finger) that my mother picked out for me years ago and I love it.

    14 weeks 1 day ago Report Comment

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