Due to an incredibly generous donation by the Odenweller family and Peppered Pearl, we are pleased to be able to offer for auction an amazing jewelry collection, featuring unique and beautiful items with semi-precious stones and metals. Many of these items were created by local jewelry designers. Words cannot adequately portray these pieces, but descriptions follow to give you an idea of what will be offered.
San Diego jewelry designer, Elisa Snyderman, Bold, playful necklace with mixed stones – Smokey Quartz & Citrine – gold fill chain
San Diego jewelry designer, Elisa Snyderman, large gold “Peace” sign – made of gold fill
San Diego jewelry designer, Elisa Snyderman, large double hoop silver & gold long necklace – made of silver & gold fill with Silver hoop earrings (set)
San Diego jewelry designer, Elisa Snyderman, carnelian & gold earrings– made of gold fill
Rebel Designs – Topaz and bronze bracelet with bronze ‘crystal stick’ necklace and topaz drop earrings
Rebel Designs – Oval leather bracelet with copper leather and tiger’s eye with African turquoise drop earrings and large semi-precious oval ring with Chinese turquoise
Rebel Designs – art deco filigree earrings with cornelian and large cornelian ring
Sonja Picard – Om drop necklace with Om drop earrings – Sterling silver
San Diego jewelry designer, Conchita Ramirez – Tibet ‘ball’ simple drop
San Diego jewelry designer, Conchita Ramierz – necklace set – 2 necklaces – mixed stones
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These beautiful paintings, titled "Floral Field", were created by the second graders, using watercolor and pastels, with the finish project to measure 24" x 36". Each student drew and painted one flower to contribute to the collaboration.
The piece above is the beginning of one of the first grade art projects. Titled "City Skyline", made of wood & acrylic assemblage, measuring 2' x3', the first graders are creating a "village", with each child contributing a "building" to the skyline.
This is the fourth grade art project, titled "Trees of Wisdom", made of metal, wood & acrylic and measuring 24" x 36". Each "leaf" is decorated by a fourth grader, and inscribed with a famous quote or their own words of wisdom.
The fifth grades are creating "Faces I'll Remember" using linoleum block prints on recycled materials. The final work will measure 24" x 36". The artistry of each of these prints in amazing to see in person.
The third grade art projects are the "Village Vases" shown above, made of clay and glaze. Each child created a "medallion" of clay, which combined into the vases, have been fired and will now be glazed.
