WearEvers

I’ve only been in the Nook a few weeks now, and I’m so thrilled that y’all are finding my treasures and revivals a necessity in your life! I stopped by today to change out my necklace display, the vintage flatware box is cute, but was not optimal for the setup so I brought it a three tiered necklace display where you can ooh and ahh to your hearts content! My little Swan trinket dish found a new home last week so I brought in this equally amazing vintage Swan salt and pepper shaker set. 🦢 happy treasure hunting!!

One of my greatest vintage finds… and she’s been patiently waiting her turn. ✨

I’ve had this incredible Art Nouveau necklace tucked away in one of my treasure boxes for a few months now, just waiting for the right moment to share her. Sometimes the most special pieces ask for a little patience.

Dating to the early 1900s, this pendant is crafted from gilded gold over bronze and features a glowing citrine glass cabochon, delicately etched with a floral motif. But my favorite detail isn’t the glass—it’s the graceful woman woven into the design. She embodies everything I love about the Art Nouveau movement: flowing lines, nature, femininity, and the idea that beauty exists in every curve rather than every straight edge.

I’ve always felt drawn to Art Nouveau because it reminds me that nature doesn’t strive for perfection—it embraces individuality. Flowers don’t bloom in perfect symmetry, vines wander wherever they please, and every butterfly’s wings are uniquely patterned. That’s the kind of beauty I connect with, and it’s something I try to honor in my own revival work.

Ironically, my second favorite era is Art Deco, which couldn’t be more different. Where Art Nouveau celebrates soft curves and organic movement, Art Deco is all about bold geometry, symmetry, and precision. I love the juxtaposition between the two—they’re complete opposites, yet both represent incredible artistry and craftsmanship in their own way.

For now, this beauty is staying with me just a little longer.

Not for sale… yet. 💛