The Friendliest Flowers / Re~Vintage
Elva Fields
When a long-standing customer contacted me recently about acquiring a portion of her beloved Elva Fields necklace collection, she explained that she was planning to retire to the UK and that life had shifted a bit, meaning she didn't have the same opportunities to wear and enjoy her necklaces as she once had and that downsizing meant they couldn't all come along for the fun.
Though I'm sad not to continue contributing to her wonderful collection, I'm excited for what's ahead for her. Additionally, I was thrilled to have a chance to see some of these designs again after they originally shipped from the studio over the last decade, most between 2015 and 2016. Some of these necklaces arrived back in my new studio in pristine condition with their original tags attached, others have been refreshed with a cleaning, a re-stringing, or an updating of a loose clasp and dull beads, and still others have been entirely reconsidered, swapping out beads or changing the arrangement of the vintage element to reflect a more updated style. They're each now ready for a new adventure and a chance to be worn, enjoyed, and loved.
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Originally part of our Spring Collection in 2016, this gem still had its original hand-written tag from nearly a decade ago attached to its clasp. (As our client shared honestly, a major life event had happened and "leaving the house, let alone wearing gorgeous gems" just wasn't happening at the time. Now proudly on the other side of it all, she felt ready to share this one with another Elva gal.)
In wonderful unworn condition, this gem is as cheerful and vibrant as ever. It's true that daisies are the friendliest flowers, their sunny yellow centers and fresh white petals seem so happy in their greeting, so we couldn't resist this set of enameled blooms (a vintage brooch and earrings) and the opportunity to pair them with strands of faceted yellow crystal beads. The cheerful hello of it all is utterly irresistible. Measures 18.5" with a gilt copper toggle clasp.
(Here's a link to this necklace's original listing in our Archives.)
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