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Susan Harle : : Jewellery Artist, Designer

Artist's Statement

Flexible Necklace & Bracelet - Sue Harle   Revoli Earrings - Sue Harle Crystal Flower Earrings - Sue Harle
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Oyster grey and Silver flexible Necklace and Bracelet

 

Black and silver Revoli Earrings

Crystal Flower Drop Earrings

Black Orchid Necklace - Sue Harle   Rock Pool Necklace - Sue Harle Milky Way Necklace - Sue Harle

Black Orchid Necklace

 

Rock Pool Necklace

Milky Way Necklace

African Sunset Choker - Susan Harle   Deco Silver Earrings - Susan Harle Hot Paprika Necklacd

African Sunset Choker

 

Deco Silver Earrings

Hot Paprika Necklace

Onward Christian Soldiers- Susan Harle   Peyote Spike Necklace - Susan Harle Red Arrowhead Earrings - Susan Harle

Onward Christian Soldiers

 

Peyote Spike Necklace

Red Arrowhead Earrings

Reversible Bracelet - Susan Harle   Seaweed Bracelet - Susan Harle Serpent Zigzag Collar - Susan Harle

Reversible Bracelet

 

Seaweed Bracelet

Serpent Zigzag Collar

Small Abstract Earrings - Susan Harle   Triangle Box Olive Gold - Susan Harle Zig Zag Collar - Susan Harle

Small Abstract Earrings

 

Triangle Box Olive Gold

Zig Zag Collar

Susan Harle :: Jewellery Artist, Designer
Susan Harle

As far back as I can remember I have always been absorbed with the designing and making of individual hand crafted works.

I trained as a silversmith then as a leather worker making hand stitched leather goods.
 

One day a friend invited me to a Spring Fair where I bought a beaded bracelet, hand woven with glass beads. It was perfectly matched to my shawl and greatly appealed to my fashion sense, having worked in the fashion retail business for years.
I was well and truly inspired, so much so that some very good books later I was well on the way to being a self taught bead artist.

I particularly love weaving Japanese beads because of their quality, precision and vast colour range.
This teamed and complemented by crystal, semi precious stones and pearls give me endless pleasure in their variety.

* I like to make very wearable bead work.
* Pieces that become your favourite.
* Beautiful comfortable and hard-wearing.

Care Instructions [TLC]
Many people like to know how to look after their beaded pieces so that one day it might be a survivor and make it to be a vintage piece. Treat the bead-work as you would for pearls , no perfume or hairspray and store in a soft pouch out of direct sunlight and clean with soft damp cloth and avoid harsh detergents.