Collection pieces
are available in 10K gold, sterling, brass, bronze and steel. And so fittingly,
true to the story - all pieces symbolize hope, wishes and love.
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Janet Cadsawan's jewelry has designed and captured the essence of Daughter of Smoke and Bone by National Book Award Finalist author Laini Taylor.
Her dazzling Daughter of Smoke & Bone Jewelry Collection is perfect for fashionistas and book fans alike. Designed to reflect a visual and wearable memory of the book’s soul, pieces like the broken Wishbone necklace brings the story alive for the readers. Highlights of the collection are the Adder Bracelet, seamless snake vertebrae on a simple thread of rubber, and the Donti Necklace which represent Brimstone's tooth collection.
Don't forget, this deal is only good now, through the month of January.
Janet, can you tell us what was it about Daughter of Smoke and
Bone that inspired you to create this collection?
The short answer? Because I LOVED the book! Lol The long answer is that it's completely
character driven. I love the characters. In the beginning I wanted to make
jewelry for each character, but in the end I decided to make the jewelry to go
with all the different elements of the book, Resurrection, what a parent would
do for a child, how love conquers all. It was very Dumbledore-ish, it
made me realize that the characters really represented bigger issues and that inspired
the jewelry. Some of it is very literal, like the wishbone, which signifies
what a father would do for their child to keep them from getting hurt. The wishbone is the heart
of the book, it's Karou's coming of age, representing how things get darker in
the book.
What is your favorite piece from the collection and why is it your
favorite?
Actually,
I haven't made my favorite piece yet. It's coming though! It's the
hamsas. I really wanted to include this
piece in the collection, but it’s difficult to make because everyone knows what
the hamsas is supposed to look like. I
want to make it very realistic, and hands are the most difficult to sculpt, to draw,
and to create. I plan to have it completed and added to the collection by
Valentine's Day. I wish I could share it you now!
What piece from the book would you want to add
to the collection that you didn't get to make?
I am working on adding a medallion of Brimstone to the collection.
It was a piece that was requested specifically by Laini Taylor, and we
have discussed since the beginning. It is also set to be completed and added to
the collection before Valentine's Day! Also, Guppies are also coming before
Valentine's day!
Finally, is there any last thoughts or information that you’d like
to leave your fans with?
I’m trying to make a smaller version of the wishbone, possibly as an
earring. I would like to know if this is something that fans would be
interested in. So in the comments below, please tell me if this is something
you’d like to see added to the collection!
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I love the wishbone necklaces and the tooth bracelets, so frickin' cute!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway! I love all the pieces, and am glad you were inspired by Laini Taylor's awesome book!
ReplyDeleteI just finished this book yesterday and I think it's awesome that you made necklaces based on the story. You can read my review of the book here: http://lolabookreviews.blogspot.com/2013/01/review-daughter-of-smoke-and-bone.html
ReplyDeleteThe wishbone necklace of course!
ReplyDeleteTooth bracelets and wishbone necklaces for sure
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway xD
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ReplyDeleteEstetik
I like the Fang Necklace.
ReplyDeleteI am completely in love with the bronze wishbone necklace! I am so hooked on this book!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful necklace. I hope I'll win that.
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