DBL Designs Turn Pennies into Fashionable Jewelry
Founder of DBL Designs, jewelry designer Krista Curtis is based in Saskatchewan and has a line of lucky penny jewelry inspired by the now-defunct Canadian penny.
She uses pennies in most of her jewelry designs, which she says are inspired by bohemian styles. He bracelets are made of different semi-previous stones -- including turquoise, jasper, amazonite, rhodonite and sunstone. Many of the circular beads have a multicolored surface and they are each uniquely distinct. What furthers this distinction is the fact that each individual bracelet contains a polished and somewhat shrunken "Lucky Penny."
Incorporating the unused penny into her designs was an excellent idea, as they are seen as more of a historical object than a now-obsolete form of money. These designs mix eclectic bracelets with a classic Canadian artifact to form beautiful statement jewelry pieces.
She uses pennies in most of her jewelry designs, which she says are inspired by bohemian styles. He bracelets are made of different semi-previous stones -- including turquoise, jasper, amazonite, rhodonite and sunstone. Many of the circular beads have a multicolored surface and they are each uniquely distinct. What furthers this distinction is the fact that each individual bracelet contains a polished and somewhat shrunken "Lucky Penny."
Incorporating the unused penny into her designs was an excellent idea, as they are seen as more of a historical object than a now-obsolete form of money. These designs mix eclectic bracelets with a classic Canadian artifact to form beautiful statement jewelry pieces.
