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Wednesday, July 23, 2008

Wednesday, July 23, 2008 12:05 am by M. in ,    No comments
Let's continue with our list of recent Wuthering Heights "merchandising":

Earrings from wicopy:
Heather on the Moor/Wuthering Heights Earrings

Vintage 12mm lilac lucite beads upcycled from a repair necklace, antiqued brass leaf bead caps, tiny Garnet gems, and antiqued brass ear wires.
Earrings are 1 1/2 inches or 38mm including ear wires.
A necklace from vadjutka:
Wuthering Heights - glass bead necklace with vintage button in silver, black and blue colours Dark, passionate, romantic, cruel and wild.
Wuthering Heights was my favourite book at the age of 15.
The necklace consits of blue / aqua and black coloured glass beads and metal beads. The center piece is a metallic vintage button (from the 20s-30s) with a blue ceramic center.
A necklace from NovelForms:
When I was a child, the moors of English novels sounded like the most wildly romantic places in the whole world. This necklace reminds me of such desolate and yet verdant landscapes, like grassy fields after a rain. And most wildly romantic—though hardly a love story in the traditional sense—of all English novels is Emily Bronte’s Wuthering Heights, whose heroine Cathy is as much a force of nature as the landscape around her. This is the only type of necklace I can envision her wearing, besides the flowers of the moors, in the days before she became a refined lady, at odds with her very nature.

Made from jaspers and agates in all manner of wonderful shades of greens, oranges and reds, this choker-length necklace (approx. 16 ½ inches) will make you look (and maybe even feel) like a force of nature. The whole is strung on strong but pliant flexicord, and finished off with a sizable sterling silver S-clasp. A rather weighty necklace, but the whole lies very comfortably on the neck—the weight is oddly very soothing.
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