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Vertical
Sapphire Wave
Pendant is 14k gold with oval facetted
sapphires. It is about 1 ¼” long,
strung on pearls with a lobster claw clasp.
$1600.
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Winter
In Maine
Jasper pendant with iolite accent is about
1 ½” long. It is strung on
pearls with large iolite accents and sterling
snowflake and daisy bead accents.
$95.
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Autumn
Wacky Wonkie Necklace
Freshwater, cultured, color-enhanced pearls
with a sterling spring ring clasp.
$95.
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Pink
Links
New Design-This 17” long rose quartz,
garnet, agate and pearl necklace has 3 focal
beads. I believe they are called “cherry
quartz.” They are 7/8” x 1/2" each.
The necklace is strung on a durable wire
with a soldered spring ring clasp.
$195.
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Susan
This large beautiful tourmaline piece has a whole
rainbow! It is strung on large, white, freshwater, cultured
rice pearls. It is strung to 19" on a durable wire with
a soldered spring ring clasp. The Rainbow tourmaline focal
bead measures 1" x 3/4".
$595.
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Ammolite
and Peridot Enhancer, Necklace, and Brooch
This piece is ever changing!
It started out as a cuff bangle bracelet.
Unfortunately, I made the cuff too small
and it didn't fit anyone. So, I reworked
it into a brooch because I'm such a big
fan of brooches. I like to wear them on
hats. Also, I have created a unique
vertical converter that allows it to be
worn as a necklace with the included double
strand beads, an enhancer with anything
you may already have, or worn alone as a
brooch. What wonderful versatility! The
stones are lovely and huge. There is a fancy
cut peridot and an equally intense teal
with green boarder ammolite (fossilized
opal).
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Ammolite is opalized ammonite fossil from
Southern Alberta, Canada. It is millions of
years old but was only discovered in the early
1980s. This ammolite has superior flash! The
design is a one of a kind. It is hand formed
and fabricated. It took days just to make
the converter! The beads are a single strand
of large facetted peridot roundels at the
bottom that unexpectedly splits into double
strands of small neon blue apatite segments
in between regular longer intervals of facetted
peridot segments. The clasp is a unique partly
handmade clasp with a commercial lobster claw
on the end for safety. It is pretty enough
to be worn alone.
$6,500
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This is one of those spontaneous
pieces that came together without being
designed first. Feeling creative, I just
grabbed the gold and stones and this is
what materialized. Speaking of materials,
this necklace does not skimp! It has a beautiful
lavender pinky purple and tan (35mm x 17mm)
bezel set boulder opal with purple, blue
and teal flash. It also has a 12mm x 10mm
prong set emerald cut light color ametrine.
What is ametrine, you ask?
Well, the stone amethyst and the stone citrine
are both in the quartz family. In fact,
I believe citrine is amethyst that has been
naturally heated by the earth‘s radiation.
Therefore, amethyst and citrine grow together.
A skilled stone cutter has the opportunity
to create a unique bicolor natural stone
called Ametrine by faceting the color break
in the crystal.
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The bezel is 22k gold and all of the other
metalwork is 14k. It is a one of a kind formed
and fabricated pendant on a double strand
necklace. The pendant's overall size is 2” x
1.25”. It is strung with two tones of rhodolite
garnets, 14k gold beads and teeny tiny seed
pearl accents. The garnet beads toward the
pendant are a beautiful sparkly deep wine
color and the garnets toward the clasp are
sparkly, soft lavender-rose color. They suit
the boulder opal PERFECTLY! This piece is
gorgeous! It is 14k gold and is strung with
a bulls eye clasp to approximately 19 ½ inches
on a durable synthetic fiber that moves like
silk but doesn't stretch, shred or fray like
silk.
$6,500.
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Unusual Asymmetrical
Smile Design
Ammolite is opalized ammonite fossil from
Southern Alberta, Canada. It is millions
of years old but wasn’t discovered
until the early 1980s. This extremely high
end piece of ammolite has the hardest to
find colors of ammolite opal. The color
is deep and royal PURPLE. It also has the
second and third rarest colors of ammolite
which are indigo blue and teal, respectively.
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The Ammolite is a whopping
27mm x 23mm long and is bezel set in 22k and
14k gold! Due to the unusual trapezoidal shape,
I felt the ammolite needed something to visually
balance out the lower corner and I chose a
lavender pink freshwater cultured pearl. The
pearl addition balanced the piece, but it
still needed a little something…hence the
facetted sapphire bezel set into the pearl.
The smile bar is 14k gold. This necklace is
strung to 18” on a durable synthetic string
that moves like silk but won't shred, stretch,
or fray like silk. It has a signed hangtag
and a 14k lobster claw clasp. The stringing
on this necklace is unique because the 18k
bar makes the pink pearls become part of the
pendant in the way they drop down with the
pendant. The effect of this also gives the
pendant added movement. A lot of jewelry is
just ornament. I consider this special piece
to be true art in precious materials. The
facetted beads that compliment the rare blue
in this ammolite are kyanite in the finest
quality! It is strung with a 14k lobster claw
clasp to about 17 inches in length (that is
from the gold bar to the clasp.) The string
is a durable synthetic fiber that moves like
silk but doesn't stretch, shred or fray like
silk.
$4,200
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Gaff
Sloop
One of a kind formed and fabricated piece.
The top stone is a boulder opal with a unique
pattern and blue flash. The bottom opal
is actually opalized ammonite fossil from
Southern Alberta, Canada.It is called ammolite.
This piece is an enhancer so you can wear
it on your omega, pearls, chains... The
bezels on the pendant are 22k gold and the
underbezels are sterling silver. The enhancer
finding and loop are 14k gold. It is a marriage
of the three metals. The pendant dimensions
are approximately 2 inches x 1 7/16 inches.
The enhancer includes a 17.5 inch rust color-enhanced,
fresh water, cultured potato shaped pearl
necklace with a 14k lobster claw clasp. Beads
in the photo are not included.
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Ruby
Infinity on Red Spinel Wave.
This elegant infinity wave hybrid has beautiful
rubies and highly prized AAA quality spinels.
The waves are 14K gold. The clasp and daisies
are 18K gold. It is strung to 18” on
a durable synthetic fiber that wont stretch,
shred, or fray.
$1100.
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Opal
Goddess.
A trio of opals in ocean colors comprise
this 22K and 14K gold pendant. The center
opal is technically a black opal, because
it has the presence of manganese. The other
two are boulder opals (opals still in the
ironstone host rock in which it naturally
grows). My initial thought on this piece
was to make a series called “Trail
Markers.” It morphed into a goddess
instead. To accentuate the ocean colors
in the pendant, I have strung emeralds which
blend into aquamarines. This piece measures
19.75” long and has a lobster claw
clasp.
$4900
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The
Earthy Goddess.
A trio of opals in earthy colors comprise
this 22K and 14K gold pendant. These are
boulder opals (opals still in the ironstone
host rock in which it naturally grows) with
intense teal, green, blue flash that doesn’t
show well in the photo. My initial thought
on this piece was to make a series called “Trail
Markers.” It morphed into a goddess
instead. To accentuate the earthy colors
in the pendant, I have strung emeralds,
tanzanite, blue and cinnamon zircons. This
piece measures 19.75” long and has
a lobster claw clasp.
$3900.
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14k
Infinity Necklace in Rare Spessertite Garnets.
I LOVE THIS NECKLACE! Great on anyone!
These are rare spessertite garnets. The
stones are about 5.5mm in diameter. It is
strung with 14k gold waves accented by spessertite
garnets It is such a lovely, intense color,
and they are so hard to find. It has a 14k
gold lobster claw clasp. The pendant measurements
are ½” x ½”.
$1600.
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