Jasper with Aventurine Leaves

This subtle jasper necklace is predominantly moss green. The color enhanced pearls coordinate with the jasper. Facetted andalusite roundels add a touch of sparkle. This is a casual necklace. It is currently strung to 18” and has a spring ring clasp.

$95.

Jasper with Rose Quartz and Rubies

This one has almost pure silver jack beads flanking the jasper. It is strung to 17 inches in length on a durable (coated stainless steel) wire.

$195.

14k Petite Watermelons on Pink Pearls

20 petite watermelon tourmalines ranging from roughly 8.5mm-9.5mm each, decorate the front of this necklace. It is strung to 18.25 inches and has a lobster claw clasp. The pink pearls are nice and round. They are probably color enhanced but I'm not 100% positive about that.

$895.

Deep Tourmaline Wave

These are deeply saturated wine and green tourmalines of the highest quality! It is strung with 14k and 18k gold beads to 16.5 inches.

$1200.

Limelight

As a designer I can say that this color never quits. It hit the scenes in the 90's and is still going strong. This bracelet is a sure pick for color cravers who love green and every peridot lover or August baby out there. The gems are an unusual cube cut peridot and color enhanced, freshwater, cultured pearl briolettes.

This piece has a wonderful feel and weight! It is an alloy that is almost pure silver.

$395.

Citrine Snowflake Bracelet

This bracelet has plump, juicy citrines in the true briolette cut. Almost pure silver snowflake beads segment them. I'm sorry some of the details have been lost in the photo. I find silver to be challenging to photograph. You won't be disappointed with this piece as it is wonderful and hearty in person.

$495.

Dark Green Tourmaline Wave Earrings in 14k Gold

These are large, excellent quality green tourmaline wave earrings in 14k gold. I can't stress enough how large and beautiful this pair of tourmalines is and how hard it is to find such a great match of huge AAA quality tourmalines. It is the perfect pair of earrings to wear with the Deep Tourmaline Wave Necklace!

$895.

Mexican Opal & Garnet Earrings

This pretty pair of earrings is Mexican opal (orange) and rhodolite garnets. They are 14k gold and have a chocolate color enhanced pearl accent. I have many necklaces that would coordinate wonderfully with these earrings. If you need suggestions, just ask.

$525.

14k Party Pink Tourmaline Slices

What a great pair of slices! These have hot pink, light pink, and yellow! The secura-clips are similar to the lever-back earring style, but instead of just flipping up, the wires actually click into the lever. So, it is like a lever-back with a built in safety.

$595.

Denim

Blue and tan jasper strung to 17 inches with facetted iolite and accent cube jasper beads. The accent cube jasper beads are dressed up with sterling flowers flanking each side. It is strung on a durable (coated stainless steel) wire with a sterling spring ring clasp. This is a great blue jeans piece.

$165.

NYC- Jasper Necklace

I could not think of a name for this piece because it is really unusual. I think it would be perfect with basic black. The focal stone is jasper and it is strung with white howelite, fancy labradorite briolettes, and facetted labradorites.

It is strung to 20 inches and has a sterling spring ring clasp.

$145.

Pinky Plum Jasper Necklace

Jasper, freshwater, cultured, color-enhanced pearls, rhodolite garnet accent and sterling spring ring clasp. It is currently strung to 18” in length.

$95.

February in Maine

Winter in Maine is gray, green and Blue Spruce! This elegant piece has the feel of February in Maine. Stones are jasper focal, white topaz, and freshwater, cultured, color-enhanced pearls. This necklace is strung to 18.5 inches in length on a durable wire with a sterling spring ring clasp.

$95.

Multicolor Tourmaline Bracelet

This is one of the most beautiful multi color tourmaline bracelets I've made. The clarity of the stones is AAA. The colors are deeply saturated and the whole piece looks rich! I have to tell you though, that this bracelet has a story.

You have seen it on and off of my website from time to time. The truth is that it is jumpy. It is the strangest thing! I once thought it was stolen with my calculator at the Lincoln center show, but then it turned up in my mother's sofa months later. Then I found it again once in the grass at my booth space at the Lyndhurst show after packing up one weekend. I always do a quick once-over to make sure I missed nothing in the booth, but grass is hard, so I was lucky. Since I've never worn it, it escapes me (literally) how this could happen. So someone who will wear it everyday needs to take it off my hands because I'm having trouble keeping track of it. It is like my rebel child-I just turn my back for a moment and it is gone—only to return in the oddest place. But it always returns…

$595.

The focal point of this piece is a piece of chalcedony in its natural crystal formation, which is sort of bubbly. It is strung with very nice fresh water, cultured semi-round pearls, tanzanites, and rare hot pink spinel accents. It is strung on a durable wire to 17.75 inches and has a sterling silver spring ring clasp.

$295.

Light Watermelon Tourmaline Slices

Not to limit the audience for this piece but I believe this sweet piece would look particularly great on a very fair skinned young girl. The slices are light and sparkly. It is strung with pink pearls and facetted peridots. It is strung to 19.5 inches on a durable, synthetic string that moves like silk but doesn't stretch, Shred, or fray like silk.

$295.

Indian Summer

This beautiful 1.25 inch by .75 inch Boulder opal gemstone is all you see! The bail is just a tiny 14k gold bail for me to string through. I love the simplicity of this design and the materials are fantastic! I have used warm flickering sunstone, cool intensely periwinkle blue tanzanites, and rich wine rhodolite garnets to accentuate all of those colors in the body color of this natural boulder opal. It is strung to 17.75 inches in length with a lobster claw clasp.

$695.

Cobalt Collaboration

The glass bead made by Lisa Joy Sachs that is in the center of this pendant is maroon with a cobalt center and white scallops on the edges. The boulder opal on the bottom is the perfect companion in color and intensity. The pendant is topped off with a maroon color-enhanced freshwater, cultured pearl. The setting is 22k and 14k gold. It is strung with cobalt color-enhanced freshwater, cultured pearls and rich rhodolite garnets. The lobster claw clasp is 18k gold and it is strung to 18.25 inches.

$895.

Warm Jasper Necklace

This is such a beautiful piece for someone who loves earthtones. The jasper is translucent champagne with “red hairs”and green stripe. It is so cool! I have strung it with chrome diopside and andalusite facetted roundels to coordinate with this most interesting jasper beautifully.

$265.