Emily Wheat Maynard, creator of Elva Fields Jewelry, scours local markets, auctions and antique stores to find unique and beautiful pieces that she can reconfigure and incorporate into new, unexpected works of wearable art. Her jewelry company features three lines: Elva, June and Deb - named after the artist's great-grandmother, grandmother and mother, respectively. The pieces in the Elva collection (like the Benevolent Forces necklace featured above) are one-of-a-kind necklaces...and are still reasonably priced. I covet most of the collect.
Art, Inspiration and General Musings
February 17, 2010
Affair of the Necklace
Emily Wheat Maynard, creator of Elva Fields Jewelry, scours local markets, auctions and antique stores to find unique and beautiful pieces that she can reconfigure and incorporate into new, unexpected works of wearable art. Her jewelry company features three lines: Elva, June and Deb - named after the artist's great-grandmother, grandmother and mother, respectively. The pieces in the Elva collection (like the Benevolent Forces necklace featured above) are one-of-a-kind necklaces...and are still reasonably priced. I covet most of the collect.
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