Jewelry

[Shanus]

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@Krimpette wrote:

I've often seen spoon jewelry, as well as other items made from flatware, at craft fairs.

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@Krimpette   Yes, I’ve purchased “hotel silverware” at thrift shops/yard sales and made wind chimes by drilling holes and stringing them w/ heavy fishing line in a cascading fashion. They make a beautiful sound. I did have to move them to the other side of the house when we got Molly at 10 wks. old. It freaked her out. 

[silkyk]

I really liked the Silver Spoon Sterling 30" Animal necklace (J361093) here on Q. Silver Spoon also has a great online store. A beautiful jewelry line!

[Jersey Born]

@silkyk The two images you posted were my favorite items shown.  I had to have that octopus, however, having resisted it previously.  I just love sea creatures, and that this one started out as two forks, is pretty amazing. 

[blackhole99]

My 28 year old niece just got married and no request for silver, china or crystal. I offered her the sterling silver I inherited from my MIL and well,I couldn't give it away. My niece feels it's not worth the time it takes to keep it looking nice. I like the spoon rings, but not interested in owning one.

[patbz]

Several of the pieces pictured (elephant, butterfly, owl but not octopus) are available from Amazon for about $90 (so an extra $50 "on sale"is ridiculous).  If they ever really reduce the octopus it may call my name!

[debbs]

most of the spoon jewelry on amazon by same company are silver plated...

[Neetgal2]

I have inherited sterling from many generations and numerous relatives!  My daughter has no interest in it.  I did find a fork, from my father's high school, imagine, sterling!  My daughter did want a ring made.  It came out very nice and looks good on her index finger.

[tends2dogs]

I had a ring and 2 bracelets made from my mother's silver.  I would most likely never use it for table service, however I wear the jewelry often and think of my mom everytime I put them on.  It would make my mom happy.  I know that it makes me happy.