Blue n Green Chalcedony earrings

Featuring blue and green chalcedony, these lovely earrings are accented with purple freshwater pearls.  Using all sterling silver metals, the earrings measure 1 3/8" from the top of the hook to the bottom of the faceted blue drop. SOLD

Amethyst and Pearl necklace and earrings set

Made this especially for a purple-lover! I love amethyst, so it was fun to get to use them. Also includes freshwater pearls, sterling silver and Hill Tribe silver. SOLD

Copper Serpentine necklace

Another of my latest creations, this was an experiment with settings. I really like semi-precious stones, the colors and textures of God's creations. Having worked at a lapidary (just one summer in college), I also appreciate odd-shaped cabachons (or non-calibrated, free form cabs), but then you can't just buy a setting for them...and I don't do blow-torch work. So, I've experimented with copper sheet metal and wire (and PMC, but that one's still a work in progress). The stone is a copper-based mineral called serpentine. SOLD

Blue Chalcedony and purple earrings

I created these as a custom request for someone who likes blue and purple.  I love chalcedony's translucent, milky quality, giving it a dreaminess.  I also used amethyst rounds and freshwater pearls.

Monkey earrings

When I found these monkey beads, I thought they would make something really fun...so then I had to find banana beads to go with the monkeys! The monkeys, bananas and green leaves are all made of glass, but the faceted, orange rectangles are carnelian. The earring hooks and wires are sterling silver. These earrings measure a little over 2 inches from the top of the hook to the bottom Thai silver bead. SOLD

 

Sponge coral rose necklace and earrings

Measuring 18 inches (not including the pendant), this necklace features sterling silver, faceted black onyx, pressed glass leaves, and highlights red sponge coral barrel beads with matching rose pendant.  SOLD

Personalized pendant (PMC & Sapphire)

I created these pendants out of Precious Metal Clay, in which I drew the hummingbirds and stacked the layers on top of each other.  I stamped a name and date on the back, and then fired in my kiln, leaving .999 fine silver.  I then added a pearl drop to one and a sapphire drop to the other.  SOLD