Blackberry Necklace
Michael Michaud was inspired by a wallpaper design entitled "Bramble" when creating this jewelry. The wallpaper design was first produced in 1879 and is in the Victoria and Albert Collection. This highly-detailed necklace has five blackberries topped with gold-patinaed bracts and several patinaed leaves. The size of each berry is ½ inch long and ½ inch wide. The full size of the drop from the chain is 3 inches. The chain is adjustable from 16 inches to 18 inches with 8 adjustment rings. Closes with a lobster claw fastener. The bronze is hand-patinaed and the berry is hand-formed glass. The chain is gold-filled. Hand crafted in the USA.
Michael Michaud was inspired by a wallpaper design entitled "Bramble" when creating this jewelry. The wallpaper design was first produced in 1879 and is in the Victoria and Albert Collection. This highly-detailed necklace has five blackberries topped with gold-patinaed bracts and several patinaed leaves. The size of each berry is ½ inch long and ½ inch wide. The full size of the drop from the chain is 3 inches. The chain is adjustable from 16 inches to 18 inches with 8 adjustment rings. Closes with a lobster claw fastener. The bronze is hand-patinaed and the berry is hand-formed glass. The chain is gold-filled. Hand crafted in the USA.
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Silver Seasons
We are pleased to offer jewelry from the Silver Seasons collection, designed by Michael Michaud. Each piece is hand crafted in New York.
Michael Michaud resides in Fairfield, Connecticut. Michael's love of nature and his exceptional knowledge of jewelry making inspired him to launch the Silver Seasons Collection in 1992. Years of experience have given him the ability to capture the finest details of nature and to craft them with metal. He has perfected the technique of creating models from natural botanical elements and, after the models are made, manipulating these “copies of nature” into his jewelry. Using primarily bronze and natural stones, the Silver Seasons jewelry we offer is renowned for its craftsmanship and beauty.
For more information about Michael Michaud and the Silver Seasons jewelry, please visit his website at Four Seasons Design Group
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