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Sunday, April 26, 2009 10:00 AM
Atlanta
Pearl perfection

Courtesy of Handwired Jewelry Designs
Atlanta-based jewelry designer Joyce Corbin has a wonderful selection of wedding-worthy pieces on her Etsy store, Handwired Jewelry Designs. I love the unique ways she works with pearls, creating everything from simple necklaces to lovely hairpins and luxurious earrings. She also creates custom pieces for brides and bridal parties. Aside from the earrings shown here, I also am a fan of her pieces featuring blue crystals—a gorgeous way to show off a "something blue."—Kim Forrest, Editor, Brides Atlanta
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