I have been seeing nail-polish jewelry everywhere and being that I have a pretty extensive Essie collection myself, I wanted to give it a try. I walked to the Claire's accessories store in the mall across the street and got all the loot you see below (minus the earrings, I scored those in the reject pile at Fornash) for ten dollars! Not only was this the easiest DIY ever, it was pretty darn cheap! All you need are some rhinestone pieces that you don't care about ruining and some polish. See some of my creations below.
So cool!
ReplyDeleteSuch a great idea. I never thought to do this!
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Love this! I am currently coveting your nail polish collection!
ReplyDeletepeace&love, Jill
Favor the Brave
what a great idea!! i want to do this! thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThat is a great idea! I especially love the earrings. I can't wait to try this!
ReplyDeleteI really love this DIY.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to try it!
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Elsa
Mix and Match the F Word
OMFG That is freaking genius!!!
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I'm always trying to figure out where to find paint-able cheapo rhinestones - Claire's! Duh! How could I forget?!
ReplyDeleteLove your creations!
Wow, you are a genius! These look amazing :)
ReplyDeleteGreat finds!
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simply WOW
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing! Definitely going to give it a go (: Iove the colours you've used! It doesn't look like they've been painted either :) x
ReplyDeleteLOVE all these! I painted a necklace with flourescent spray paint, but I'm going to have to try this next!
ReplyDeleteGreat project and a fabulous way to cover up some of the missing stones in those earrings.
ReplyDeleteWow, you never would have guessed that you painted the stones!
ReplyDeleteLauren,
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Your plethera of Essie polishes are making me jelllyyyy.
ReplyDeleteAnd your DIY looks awesome! Perfect color choices
These look awesome!! I never would have guessed it was nail polish!
ReplyDeleteI just did the same thing with a pair of old earring. Now I want more, I'm def. going to hit up Clair's today! lol
ReplyDeleteLove how your earrings turned out!
Oh I love this DIY! The earrings came out so well, they are too cute!
ReplyDeletexo, Yi-chia
Always Maylee
wow great idea, the jewelry looks fabulous!:)
ReplyDeletexx Kate
http://style-department.blogspot.com
Fun! Must try...
ReplyDeletelove the idea! great post.... thanks!
ReplyDeleteWow, those look amazing! Now, this is going to sound like a silly question but... I can barely stay in the lines while painting my nails, so is there a trick for not getting nail polish on the outer parts?
ReplyDeleteWell this is just genius and adorable!!
ReplyDeleteLove it! Everything turned out perfect and those colors!! Yes, please! I may go stalked Claire's today and be a copy cat! Thanks for sharing, Erin!
ReplyDeleteLove how the earrings turned out :)
ReplyDeletexx
www.clothesandcamera.blogspot.com
This is epic... great job! I love these!
ReplyDeleteSara
http://seventwentysomethings.blogspot.com/
i LOVE this!! I painted a ring once--it turned out okay but I used too many coats! Did you just use 1 coat and how did you not get it on the metal pieces? I may be heading to Clare's very very soon after seeing this!!
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loveleighshopaholicconfessions.blogspot.com
So fun! Love them!
ReplyDeleteI do this all the time, such a great way to update a outdated piece!
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xoxo Bree
The Urban Umbrella
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wow they turned out so cute!! great job!!
ReplyDeleteHow cool! Thx for sharing this neat DIY.
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Quiet Luxury
ahh what a great idea! i love the way the earrings turned out. you really stayed in the lines! haha.
ReplyDeleteThese are really cool!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! Love this!
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Melissa
Trying this ASAP!
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SO clever!!!!
ReplyDeletexo the egg out west.
That looks so easy to do and it really changes the look of the jewlery.
ReplyDeleteWe love the result, it looks fantastic!!
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Very pretty pieces, I did this with some pieces last week, love how they turned out xx
ReplyDeleteI've never thought of this! I have some perfect bracelets that could use this touch.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cute DIY Erin - looooove a good arm party :)
ReplyDeleteAnnie
The Other Side of Gray
WOW!! who would have thought?! I'm going to have to try this like immediatley!!! awesome!! thanks for the info!! xoxo
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