shiny.

[jazzfish]

Elise Matthesen, World Fantasy Award-nominated jeweller and muse, is having a sale. Her sales are dangerous things, all full of delightful shiny earrings and necklaces that I'm not quite sure how one wears. And also pendants. I've been patronizing her sales for quite awhile now, but nothing's caught my eye as being Mine. Perhaps this time I'll snag a pendant. Or two. (Or three, but now we're getting into the realm of "greedy," and also "I wouldn't know what on earth to do with so much.")

Anyway, go, look, buy. There are tiny earrings and giant necklaces and all sizes in between, and several varieties of beads to go up later today.

(Elise is also the author of a beautiful and sniffly poem, in case you'd somehow missed that some years ago.)

Comments

[vvalkyri.livejournal.com]

wow. a lot of that is quite tempting.

[jazzfish]

It pretty much always is. You know you need more earrings.

[silmaril.livejournal.com]

Yay! I got something from her for the first time (or at least, I hope I got it; I e-mailed for the pendant a few seconds ago). Thank you for the pointer.

[jazzfish]

Quite welcome! Best of luck; I've only ever been too-late requesting one thing, though I dithered for too long on the last batch of pendants, so that by the time I was ready to email about the two I was interested in they were gone.

[scathach.livejournal.com]

You're the second person to post this today. And you are about as far removed from the other person who did as possible. Weird synergies are afoot.

[jazzfish]

Nah, just greedy synergies.

(also, good to hear from you!)

[tamnonlinear.livejournal.com]

Oh thank you. I didn't know I needed those poems, but I did.

[jazzfish]

You're welcome.

. . . yeah. I've been wanting to have more to say about those two for three years now, and it's never come. They talk about themselves pretty well, though, so it's no great loss.