Doyle Jewellery Design: February 2010

Friday, February 26, 2010

Bouquet Butterfly

Why not add a little bit of sparkle to your bouquet with a pretty butterfly? The butterfly in these photos is made in ivory and silver beads with clear crystals for the body, but I can make them in any colours.

If you have any questions or would like more information about ordering, please email me at doylejewellerydesigns@gmail.com

Monday, February 8, 2010

New Website!

Hi everyone, I am very excited to announce that I am FINALLY getting a new website designed for me by a very talented designer who I will tell you all about at a later stage! We hope to have the homepage live in the next couple of weeks, and will be gradually integrating everything you see here onto the website so please bear with me until we get it all sorted. You will still be able to access all the photo galleries, FAQ's page etc and I can still be contacted at doylejewellerydesigns@gmail.com
Once the website goes live there will be new email addresses listed onsite- but I will keep you updated with the progress and welcome all comments/suggestions in the meantime.
As usual if you have any questions at all about my pieces or want to make an appointment to come see me, please email doylejewellerydesigns@gmail.com

Why Buy Handmade?

Buying handmade makes a more thoughtful gift. The person who recieves a handmade gift gets a present that is one of a kind, well made with care, skill and craftmanship that is generally missing from mass produced products. The person who gives handmade gifts has the satisfaction of knowing that they have supported an artist/ crafter directlyBring back individuality! Do you ever get fed up with seeing the same things wherever you go? The rapid rise of chain stores and global maufacturing have led to the demise of small independent retailers. Buying handmade helps us to reconnect to local and human sources of goods.

Help the environment! Mass production plays a large part in global warming and its knock on effects. Every time you purchase handmade from an artist or crafter/small independent local retailer you strike a blow-however small- to the bane that mass production has become.