Eyeglass Brooches by Jen Mazer Jewelry
Jessica Marcel — November 6, 2009 — Eco
References: nosipho & design-milk
Jewelry artist Jen Mazer came up with a great way to turn recycling into art. She uses eyeglass pieces and clippings from old magazines to make unique and stylish accessories. Her eyeglass brooches are a clever reuse of two all-too-commonly thrown out items.
Eyeglass brooches are perfectly sized and decidedly hip. A resurgence in brooches has made this a timely addition to the world of crafts. Check out Mazer's site for more amazing work.
Implications - Made from recycled glasses lenses and old magazines, each brooch is a one-of-a-kind, handmade piece of art. Optional additions such as a black rubber cord necklace complete with a silver clasp make the brooch your own and transform it into a necklace.
Eyeglass brooches are perfectly sized and decidedly hip. A resurgence in brooches has made this a timely addition to the world of crafts. Check out Mazer's site for more amazing work.
Implications - Made from recycled glasses lenses and old magazines, each brooch is a one-of-a-kind, handmade piece of art. Optional additions such as a black rubber cord necklace complete with a silver clasp make the brooch your own and transform it into a necklace.
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Eyeglass Brooches — Jen Mazer's eyeglass brooches are a clever reuse of two all-too-commonly thrown out items.
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Recycling Art — Jen Mazer's jewelry is a great way to turn recycling into art.
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Resurgence in Brooches — A resurgence in brooches has made Jen Mazer's eyeglass brooches a timely addition to the world of crafts.
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Fashion Industry — Jen Mazer's eyeglass brooches can create a unique and sustainable fashion trend.
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Jewelry Industry — Jen Mazer's use of recycled materials creates opportunities for sustainable and eco-friendly jewelry.
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Craft Industry — Jen Mazer's eyeglass brooches capitalize on the resurgence in brooches and promote sustainable crafting materials.
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