Iris Willow Participating in FUSION Show at ACCI Gallery

October 15, 2014 Iris Willow

I’m happy to announce that I’ll be participating in the FUSION: COLLISION / INTEGRATION show at the ACCI Gallery in Berkeley. Starting next Monday, I’ll have these five pairs of fan enamel earrings on sale beside the artwork of sev… — I’m happy to announce that I’ll be participating in the FUSION: COLLISION / INTEGRATION show at the ACCI Gallery in Berkeley. Starting next Monday, I’ll have these five pairs of fan enamel earrings on sale beside the artwork of several jewelry artists from the Metal Arts Guild (which I’m a member of) and Northern California Enamel Guild.

The show is running from October 19th - November 24th and if you stop by on Monday, November 3rd between 2pm and 6pm, I’ll be at the gallery to show you them in person. Come on by and say hi!

There’s also an opening night party on Friday, October 24th from 6 - 9pm that’s sure to be fun. But sadly, I’ll be out of town for this. I’m heading up to Walla Walla, Washington to visit my little sister - yay!

FUSION: COLLISION / INTEGRATION
WHEN: October 19th - November 21st Mon-Sat 11am-6pm; Sun 12pm-5pm
LOCATION: ACCI Gallery @ 1625 Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley, CA, 94709

Iris Willow Jewelry in Gold

October 6, 2014 Iris Willow

Feeling golden? I’ve got you covered with my brand new gold-filled chains. These chains add a warm glow to my necklaces and look great with the shimmery kiln-fired clear coat enamel over copper pendants.

Gold-filled chains have a solid layer of gold that has been bonded with heat and pressure to brass at the core of the chain. Gold-filled jewelry doesn’t tarnish as easily as sterling silver jewelry and won’t peel like gold-plated jewelry often does since the layer of gold is much thicker than gold-plated jewelry.

You can see more photos of these necklaces on my etsy shop.

New Enamel Triangles Necklace Collection

September 2, 2014 Iris Willow

Introducing my brand new Double Triangle Enamel Necklaces in five fun color combinations.

These lovelies start out as two tiny copper triangles that I drill with holes, kiln-fire at 1500 degrees with colored glass enamel, rivet together with a fine silver rivet and complete with an 18" sterling silver chain.

Check them out in my etsy store today.