Lively Pair; Watermelon Tourmaline Dangles

I feel so lucky to have found this pair of watermelon tourmalines! They are approximately 12.5mm. They are 3mm thick so they hold their color when dangling in the air. They have great color and are the perfect wearable size that you can just put in your ears and forget they are there! They have 14k gold secura clips. These are the very best kind of ear wire because they actually have a clasp that clicks, not just a lever back that flips up.

$350

Sweet; Watermelon Tourmaline Dangles

Matched watermelon tourmaline slices are so hard to find! This pair is cute and petite-but not too small about 11 x 9mm. Just the right size to put them in and forget about them! They are 14k gold and dangle from baby lever backs so you can wear them even if you have small lobes.

$295

Gluttonous Paddle Necklace

I didn’t have the heart to separate this parcel of briolettes, so I used them all together in this gluttonous paddle Necklace. The stones are peridot, pink tourmaline, and aquamarines. It is the perfect springtime/summertime color mix.

The clarity is exceptional, making this one of the most sparkly necklaces I’ve ever seen. The sparkle is so intense that we must make sure this necklace is never in the same cases as the sapphire necklaces at the shows because it gives it a real run for much less money! It is strung to 17.75 inches on an extremely flexible wire.

$895.

Amethyst & Blue Tourmaline Infinity in 14k

While the clarity of these stones are not as perfect as I normally offer to you, the colors overcompensate! These sweet 7.5mm amethyst and minty blue tourmaline stones are set in 14k gold and are strung with freshwater, cultured, color enhanced pearls and facetted amethyst roundels.

It is strung to 18 inches in length on a durable synthetic fiber that moves like silk but doesn’t stretch, shred or fray like silk. The clasp is the lobster claw style.

$475.

Gaffer

This one of a kind boat has amazing stones! The flag and hull are boulder opals and the center sail is an intense ammolite with red, green, orange and yellow constant flash and no dull spots. Whenever I wear this piece at a show, people can't help but stare! The bezels are 22k gold and the under bezels are sterling silver. It is more than a pretty neck piece, it is a statement about lifestyle. Currently strung with gold, color enhanced, fresh water, cultured side drilled round pearls. It is strung with a 14k lobster claw clasp to about 17 inches in length on a durable synthetic fiber that moves like silk but doesn't stretch, shred or fray like silk.

$3,600.

Party Colors; Watermelon Tourmaline Dangles

I feel so lucky to have found this pair of watermelon tourmalines! They are approximately 10/11mm. The slices had to come off the crystal right after each other because they are the same size, color, clarity etc. They have such party colors in a concentric circle design. These stones are smooth on one side, and facetted in a checkerboard pattern on the other. It was difficult to decide which side was the “front” but I chose the checkerboard. They are dangling from 14k gold baby lever backs so you can wear them even if you have small lobes. These are a great size to just put them in and forget they are there! Sleep in them, shower in them…no maintenance.

$350.

Queen’s Necklace in Bicolor Tourmalines

The Queen’s necklace has weight. This is due to the solid silver stick beads that space the rare bicolor tourmalines perfectly. Incidentally, these stick beads are a finer alloy than sterling silver because they have a higher pure silver content at 97%. There are 19 hand picked, wonderfully facetted watermelon tourmalines of amazing color and clarity! The shapes alternate between long facetted teardrops, squatty teardrops, and a couple of marquis and true Victorian briolette cuts. There are solid 22k gold flower beads to accent each tourmaline and I LOVE the stark contrast between the white silver and the 22k gold. It is 17.5 inches in length on an extremely flexible wire and has a 14k gold lobster claw clasp.

$1800.

Red Tourmaline and Cinnamon Zircon Infinity on Rich Garnet Beads

This necklace is stunning. I also feel like it is more conservative, and dressier than some of the other infinity necklaces because of the 14k gold equally spaced accent beads.

The red tourmaline is 6.5mm and the cinnamon zircon is 7mm. It is strung to 16 inches on a durable synthetic fiber that moves like silk but doesn’t shred, stretch or fray like silk. The style of the clasp is a lobster claw.

$695.

Unique

The huge 1 ¾” x 1” boulder opal in this necklace has vibrant flashes of lime green, neon aqua, lavender, and indigo. I wanted to keep the necklace subtle while accentuating the flash so I chose light amethyst, (rose’ de France), and smoky quartz in the onion briolette cut. The smoky quarts keeps it grounded by picking up the matrix of the opal. The onion beads are extraordinarily sparkly, so I used smooth apatite accents to compliment the aqua flash in the opal. The remainder of the necklace is teeny tiny sapphire briolettes in subtle calming earth tones. I think I nailed the stringing for this piece of opal. It is 16 ¾” on wire with a 14k lobster claw clasp.

$895.

Sand Storm

This necklace has a very cool jasper facal bead. The colors are taupy olive green and shades of golden yellow. I decided to play with that color scheme in the string of the necklace by using color enhanced golden yellows, olive, and tan fresh water, cultured pearls. The accent beads and clasp are sterling silver. The clasp is a sterling spring ring. This necklace is strung to 17.5 inches in length on an extremely flexible wire.

$95

Solid Australian Semi-Black Opal Drop

This a beautiful grey body color opal (28mm x 10mm). It has predominantely green and teal pinfire flash with an occasional orange and yellow flash. The finish is a mirror luster! I have strung it on facetted blue zircon beads.

Those of you who already own a strand of my zircons, you are very lucky because it has increased in price exponentially! I had been actively seaching for over half a year and no one had any. Finally I found a website that had five strands left at the OLD PRICE! I was elated and got all five strands. They are exceptional too. So here is one of the strands with tiny neon and chrome diopside accents sprinkled in to represent the flash in the stone and add subtle interest! It is strung to 16 ¼ inches in length on a durable, synthetic fiber that moves and feels like silk, but doesn't stretch, shred or fray. The clasp is a lobster claw.

$425.