Care Instructions

This should apply to all jewellery I make since they use about the same materials.

Please do not leave them in open air, the metal will kind of oxidise and look faded. Leave them in a box or something similar.
Please do not ever ever, I mean ever, try to wash them. Especially those labelled with Catch a falling star. These are fragile products and any rough, unnecessary action of any kind will ensure their doom.
Please don't fidget with the wires no matter how cool they look (yes, I know), they will come off if you're not careful.
Please don't squash the paper stars in the Catch a falling star series. I know it's tempting, but please don't. They are entirely squashable and will die despite the wires.

Take Me Home necklace

The words in the photo actually do mean something. It's just a longing feeling of the times gone by. Xiaohan bought one ;D I can remake it if you would like one. Oops no more bicycle charms ): $3.50, 35cm long chain. If you want it, you can buy it. Leave a comment with your contacts.

Catch a Falling Star earrings II

My second pair of earrings! It's yellow and light lime green. Er, if you want to buy them, I can sell them, since I can't wear them anyway. Write a comment :D oops, too late, I sold them to Elaine . And they come in pretty organza bags! (but you pay more of course) (By the way, the colours in the photos are amazing aren't they?)

Catch a Falling Star necklace II

Well, this actually came from 213's ACP. The glittered stars had nothing to do with me, but we had a whole shoebox full left and lots of string, so I made this makeshift necklace thing for everybody in class I could find on the last day of school. ;D Might I just add, the glitter is dazzling.

The Falling Star

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