Looking for Broken China dug up in the Charleston Area

[ChasDigging]

Hi all! I live in the Charleston area in SC, and also am a relic hunter. Overtime, I wound up with enough broken china shards around that my wife insisted I start doing something with them or risk her throwing them out. I decided to start making jewelry and decor out of it and am having some success with it. The problem is, I am always needing more material to work with. I know many diggers who don't even bother picking China pieces up, which is a shame! I was wondering if anyone in the area has a stockpile of china or some that you don't have any plans for and wouldn't mind parting with. I have traded in the past. I could make some things out of it for you as a trade, or I do have some bottles I could think about using for trade. I will post some pictures of what I do with it, Thanks!

 

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[marion moore]

I like your items you have posted, good work. sorry I don't have any china pcs. never dug any.

if I ever find any, i'll be in touch.

marion

 

[SusanMN]

Have you considered checking thrift stores for vintage china pieces? Any kind of plate ware is usually inexpensive

 

[1951hudson]

Do you only want stuff from your area?l

 

[austin]

I was gonna suggest flea markets if you have them there. Cheap and plentiful. By the way, your jewelry is unique and beautiful...

 

[ChasDigging]

I like your items you have posted, good work. sorry I don't have any china pcs. never dug any.

if I ever find any, i'll be in touch.

marion

Thanks!

 

[ChasDigging]

Have you considered checking thrift stores for vintage china pieces? Any kind of plate ware is usually inexpensive

I have thought about this, but I try to specialize with things I have dug up. I call it "Artifact Jewelry" and it helps separate me from anyone else who makes china jewelry

 

[ChasDigging]

Do you only want stuff from your area?l

I try to stick to it, because I market as Charleston Artifact Jewelry.

 

[ChasDigging]

I was gonna suggest flea markets if you have them there. Cheap and plentiful. By the way, your jewelry is unique and beautiful...

Thanks! I have thought about this, but I try to specialize with things I have dug up. I call it "Artifact Jewelry" and it helps separate me from anyone else who makes china jewelry.