Have you got the smelling salts to hand ladies? Do you have a small fan within easy reach? At the very least, you need to sit down before you feast your eyes on the most beautiful jewellery we've found for you. Not only that, we've managed to get our hands on the very latest photo shoot from the company- which is hot off the press.
If you crave something sparkly, vintage and unique for your big day, you need look no further than the wonderful Magpie Vintage.
Image Credit Studio Rouge Photography. Images Copyright (C) 2009, Magpie Vintage
The company offer so many ways to be adorned, from necklaces, rings, brooches, earrings, headpieces and cufflinks. Dating back from the 1900's to the 1960's each piece on offer has been lovingly restored until it gleams and radiates its former glory…
Could you ask for anything more exquisite? I actually swoon when I look through these designs, they are so breath-taking…
Magpie vintage was established five years ago by the wonderful Lisa Harris and Tania Borton. They share a real passion for creating jewellery which offers a contemporary take on Victorian opulence and antique and vintage gems.
Every piece is completely unique. There are no copies, so you know you are buying something which can be a real family heirloom and a precious possession to treasure for generations…
You'll find the site showcases different styles from Indian to Hollywood and you can choose from sparkles to pearls, gems to little flowers. You really will be spoilt for choice.
This divine creation is from the Indian headdress collection and wow, what statement pieces they are…
If its Hollywood bling and glamour you are after, the wonderful collection will make even the most demanding of L.A princesses weak at the knees…
If you are a modern Bride who simply does not want to settle for the ordinary, Magpie Vintage is your fairy godmother. The company has collaborated with Edwina Ibbotson Millinery to create a truly exceptional range of unique bridal headpieces. Holding true to this age old wedding tradition, Edwina Ibbotson Millinery and Magpie Vintage have have collaborated to create a stunning collection of beautiful unique bridal head pieces. Created from deconstructed antique jewellery and accessories, vintage feathers, flowers and diamante and pearl buckles and broaches, all the pieces are individually designed, combining couture craftsmanship and the history behind each of Magpie Vintage's wonderful finds these timeless creations are the perfect marriage between old and new…
The vintage headbands from the Magpie Vintage Garden Party Collection, would make wonderful adornments for your bridesmaids or even if you are a guest at a rather grand affair.
Could someone please send me an invitation to a garden party next Spring just so I can wear one?
And these vintage combs offer but a small sample of the original antique pieces available…
The ultimate service offered by the company is their bespoke appointments. At a special meeting you will step into a world of sparkling treasure, twinkling from floor to ceiling with gorgeous gems from a bygone age, there you can begin creating your very own bespoke piece. It must surely be what heaven is like?
These are just some of their past commissions…..
My own wedding necklace was a creation from Magpie Vintage and my love affair with this truly exceptional company began the moment I cast my eyes on their fabulous designs…
They are nominated in the Perfect Wedding Awards this year for best bridal jewellery – so if you love what you've seen of this wonderful company's work, do visit their website and lend them your support.
Next year they are unveiling some new collections and I simply cannot wait. After all this gorgeousness, I need a lie down…. wearing my necklace, of course.
~ Cat, Guest Blogger to Love My Dress
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Founder of Love My Dress. Passionate Podcaster and Editor. Annabel lives in rural North Yorkshire with her husband and business partner Philip, their two daughters and menagerie of furry hounds. She loves photography, meditation, walking, being outdoors and star gazing. She is fierce when it comes to championing talent within the wedding industry and when she's not working on Love My Dress, she supports her husband Philip in the running of the family's sustainable flower farm and floral design business, Moonwind Flowers. In 2013, she became a published author.
