Green Eyed Girl Jewelry
It’s time to showcase one of our lovely sponsors, Green Eyed Girl. Green Eyed Girl is the brainchild of Cate Reilly, a Brooklyn-based designer and former litigator who left the law to pursue more creative and rewarding work. Cate combines her penchant for beautiful things with her green sensibilities to create a lovely, vintagey, feminine and truly unique line of statement jewelry, hairpieces and veils, accessories and decor accents that are are perfect for the vintage bride, the green bride or the bride looking for something truly unique for her special day. Each imaginative, one-of-a-kind piece is handmade out of repurposed found vintage jewels, beads, baubles, fabrics and details. Since each and every piece is different, shopping at Green Eyed Girl ensures you will always be rocking something special; something that is yours and yours alone.
Cate loves working closely with clients to create the perfect custom piece for any fun occasion. Her statement necklaces, hairpieces and veils, silk floral belts and her soy vintage teacup candles can all be entirely customized.
Green Eyed Girl is an environmentally and animal friendly shop. Because Cate finds new purposes for old items, the company, and in turn its customers, tread lightly upon the earth. Green Eyed Girl’s wool and leather items are all made from recycled, reclaimed and repurposed materials. All feathers used in hairpieces are naturally molted and humanely gathered. Green Eyed Girl’s candles are made from environmentally sound soy wax and use clean burning wicks. And Cate uses all eco-friendly packaging and her business cards are printed on recycled card stock with environmentally friendly dyes.
Cate has kindly extended a discount to Ruffled Readers. Use the code Ruffled15 for 15% off all orders, including custom purchases from Green Eyed Girl through August 31st.
Product shots by Green Eyed Girl. All other photography by Jami Saunders.
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they have some really amazing stuff!
First of all, I like that Green Eyed Girl is an environmentally and animal friendly shop. Secondly, I think it’s very brave for a lawyer to venture into the world of jewelry design during an uncertain economy. But affordable jewelry is selling well right now. Good luck!
I love this post and this amazing company. thanks for sharing. i was so inspired I named you my “blog of the week!”
http://heathersthompson.typepad.com/gatheringspriggs/2010/08/blog-of-the-week-ruffled-.html
thanks for the inspiration! :)
Amazing!