CAMPBELL CREEK REDESIGN

For several weeks, I have been oooooing and awwwwing over the beautiful vintage jewelry created by Lisa Marie Campbell that I see on her Campbell Creek Redesign Facebook page. I first learned about Lisa's vintage jewelry through my daughter-in-law Carolyn. Lisa was a friend of Carolyn's brother whom was a Marine killed in the Terrorist Attack on Beirut in 1983, and she now collects vintage items to create unique one-of-a-kind treasures. To me, it seems there would be something almost magical about wearing a piece of jewelry that holds the mystery of whom might have treasured it long ago. Well now, I actually get to experience that magic for I just won this gorgeous redesigned vintage necklace!

The vintage treasures in my necklace include an antique skeleton key, vintage glass beads, a crystal chandelier piece and a small silver tone rose attached to the key from an old vintage set of jewelry Lisa found at an Estate Sale. I just can't wait till it gets here! I have several pieces of old jewelry that belonged to my Mother that I think I will send to her and see if she can make some special pieces for my granddaughters!

Please check out Lisa's website to see her re-designed jewelry and many other one-of-a-kind treasures Campbell Creek Redesign

And I would like to wish Lisa lots of well wishes and good luck with the opening of her new shop
\Monday August 5th at Sweet Memories Antique and Specialty Shops in Cleveland, Georgia.

Comments

. said…

Gorgeous necklace. Congrats on the win!

August 5, 2013 at 2:22 AM

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