“Dedicated to designing adornments inspired by Goddesses and Imagery that encourage enlightenment, expression, and creativity.”
Cheryl “Finn” Finnegan has been living in the scenic mountains of Mexico’s San Miguel de Allende, an artistic enclave of natives, and retired types fused with a large contingent of ex-pats from around the globe.
“Everything has to have a meaning,” Finn remarked of her extensive collection that is “…an evolution of eight years.”
The initial four-piece collection she designed and had locally made “… was initially inspired by 17th century colonial Mexico…and Mexicans who wear their religions on their sleeve.”
There are several pieces that will just leave you wanting to collect:
The San Benito charm is known to ward off evil spirits and is available as a collar necklaces, charmed necklaces, rosary layered necklaces, rings or as a key chain.
Seems like every other shot of Miley Cyrus we are seeing her wear her Magdalena necklace by Virgins, Saints and Angels.
In addition check out this Polyvore set that mai-arts created on polyvore:
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