You say, What's the point for reconstructing vintage jewelry pieces? Especially when it's not expensive or real gold, silver .. etc. Also, same with beads, pearls, gems, diamonds... etc.
It doesn't have to be real to love vintage history. Most people have an old necklace that was from their mother's grandparents and they weren't even real gold, and silver. It's the craftsmanship or a sentimental treasure from the loved one history.
When you look at that unique design of history jewelry (well, any vintage items) it makes you wonder, "Who made this? " and "why this type of craft?". Alot of questions, sometimes there's stories that come with the jewelry items, and those are the most beautiful thing to read.
What do you think of when a vintage craftsmanship peaks your interest? Share you thoughts below!
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As a Jewelry's craftyness gives off such an old vibe, where it feels like you've seen it before, or comfort of its time zones. You accept it's own unique thrive. Most see one piece of earrings ugly, to others it's a masters piece. Everyone definitely has their own taste in style. Even In The modern times, as the Jewelry this generation has gotten more comfortable or more similar... *thinks/shrugs* quite possibly on one owns style.
Alot of old styles are coming back from the 70s, 80s, 90s, are making a come back, but more modernized. Maybe, that's a great to Most? Or maybe we're losing imagination or just... running out of ideas...
What do you think?, are we stealing from the history style because we are running out of ideas or don't have any imagination left in us.. leave a moment below!
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