October Letter

October starts with the wonderful news!

www.PigeonDynamite.etsy.com
I am so happy to be included again this year and so happy with the photo too!
(Check out my last year's feature here)
I won't say much here, but make sure you check out this beautiful magazine; all jewelry they pick is always magnificent and inspiring.
It's out everywhere nationwide today! NYC peeps can check them out at Barns&Noble in the city.

Also, October is full of new jewelry collection coming up!
It is going to be an exciting month and I cannot wait to show you what I've been working on!
Here are some sneak peek!

www.PigeonDynamite.etsy.com

www.PigeonDynamite.etsy.com

www.PigeonDynamite.etsy.com

Stay tuned for more awesomeness! 
Thanks for reading,


10月は素晴らしいお知らせと共にスタートです！
何とPDの雑誌掲載ニュースがあります〜！！（アメリカのみですが）


昨年と同様、 Jewelry Affaire autumn issue magazineにて掲載されました。
仕上がりは完成迄見てなかったんですが、いつも通り素敵な仕上がりで雑誌関係者の皆さんに本当に感謝です。 本当に掲載されてる全てのジュエリーが美しくてうっとりするような雑誌なんです。
NYではバーンズ＆ノーブルで購入が出来ます。手にとって是非直にチェックして見てください。

そしてそして10月は新作も続々登場予定。
ここで少し早く皆さんにご紹介させて下さいね！

http://www.etsy.com/jp/shop/PigeonDynamite
http://www.etsy.com/jp/shop/PigeonDynamite

http://www.etsy.com/jp/shop/PigeonDynamite

 まだまだ心踊る新作を準備中です。。もう少し待ってて下さいね。


ETSY日本語でも対応しています。メインサイトはこちら
ブログから購入の仕方の説明をさせて頂いています。購入法はこちらから
日本限定サイト、クリーマも展開しています。
読んでくれたひと、ありがとう。

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