I'm ready to part with it because I don't actually wear any rings except for my Byzantine and Wedding set. I feel someone who will wear it everyday should love and own this magical ring. Wait until you see the fierce colors, reds and obscure magenta flash in this opal!

$4,900.

Hot Ears

These petite boulder opal earrings are hot! The overall length of the earring is 1 3/8”. They have intense blue flash.

$350.

Lindsay's Vision

Apatite, amethyst, ruby and blue color-enhanced, freshwater, cultured pearls dress up this predominantly white jasper focal bead. It is strung to 17 inches on a durable wire with a soldered sterling spring ring clasp.

$165.

Boulder & White Opal Necklace

This rich piece has a 1 ¼” x 5/8” opal that is a 3D triangle! The ironstone in this piece is a rich red brown and there are pools of green and violet. To accentuate this green opal silica, I have flanked the boulder opal with beautiful facetted white opal beads, and then finished it with color-enhanced bronze seed pearls. The clasp is a 14k gold lobster claw clasp. This necklace measures 17” long.

$495.

Tourmaline In Silver Ring-
Take II

This is a recreation of the Tourmaline in Silver Ring found in the sold gallery. It is so pretty that I just had to make another. It is a two of a kind with permission from the owner of the original, of course.

This is a watermelon tourmaline facetted slice in an almost pure silver ring. It is strung with peridot and rhodolite garnets on a durable synthetic wire to 18.75”.

$295.

Amethyst Teapots

These whimsical amethyst earrings are sterling silver and hang from leverback earwires.

$65.

Ice Sea Glass

Boy-oh-boy, it is hard to drill through a piece of sea glass without breaking the piece in two! I have “set” three 2.5mm stones into the sea glass. They each have a tiny 14k gold bezel. The stones are peridot, citrine, and amethyst. They fit through tension and compression but I added a touch of jeweler’s cement for added security. This is truly unique. It is on an 18 1/8” sterling silver beaded chain. The measurement of this pendant is 1 3/8” x 1 5/8” It has a large elongated bail so I think you could switch out the chain if you wanted. I hope you like this new style.

$89

Dune

Join me in the Sahara with this picture jasper focal bead! It is strung with white, tan and peach color enhanced fresh water cultured pearls and jet-black pebbles. It is strung to 16.75 inches long on a durable wire with a sterling spring ring clasp.

$95.

Adjustable Bottle Green Ring

Since opening my showroom in Bar Harbor, I’ve learned that sea glass jewelry is in high demand. I love the stuff, but have intentionally stayed away from it because I used to apprentice with a woman who made it her trademark. At the time, not so many designers were making jewelry with it. We live on the same island. Therefore, I kept my distance from the material for 15 years. Last fall, I went on a field trip visiting galleries on my own Island and throughout Downeast Maine. I quickly realized that there is a lot of sea glass jewelry made in all kinds of styles by many different artists now. The woman I worked with is fully established (wildly successful) and so I feel free to offer you at long last, my Bar Harbor collection.

Did you know it takes the ocean roughly 40 years to make a well-rounded piece of sea glass? Did you know that with all of the recycling we now do, the sea glass is not being replenished? So it’s ironic when you consider that this beautiful, natural bi-product of littering (lets be realistic after-all) could actually be mined out! It is getting harder and harder to find nice sea glass. All of my glass is from Maine or Prince Edward Island in Canada. Our family’s very own Katy Perry (David’s Grammie), writer extraordinaire, found these pieces.

Those of you who have been with me from the beginning know I used to “specialize” in rings. One of the reasons I went on this decade long necklace binge is because sizing necklaces is easier than sizing rings. To size a soldered ring you have to heat it. Since I bezel set everything that means taking the stones out of the bezels. Well once I set them in there, they really are in there; there is a serious risk of cracking the stones just trying to remove them from the bezel. So the reason I am telling you all of this is because I have tried to make an adjustable ring. This is sort of the prototype so I am showing you the front and the back. It is a cute bottle-green sea glass ring. The glass in this piece measures about ½” square. This ring is adjustable from about a 4.5 to about a 7.5

$125.

Bar Harbor Collection

Very Light Green Sea Glass

Since opening my showroom in Bar Harbor, I’ve learned that sea glass jewelry is in high demand. I love the stuff, but have intentionally stayed away from it because I used to apprentice with a woman who made it her trademark. At the time, not so many designers were making jewelry with it. We live on the same island. Therefore, I kept my distance from the material for 15 years. Last fall, I went on a field trip visiting galleries on my own Island and throughout Downeast Maine. I quickly realized that there is a lot of sea glass jewelry made in all kinds of styles by many different artists now. The woman I worked with is fully established (wildly successful) and so I feel free to offer you at long last, my Bar Harbor collection.

Did you know it takes the ocean roughly 40 years to make a well-rounded piece of sea glass? Did you know that with all of the recycling we now do, the sea glass is not being replenished? So it’s ironic when you consider that this beautiful, natural bi-product of littering (lets be realistic after-all) could actually be mined out! It is getting harder and harder to find nice sea glass. All of my glass is from Maine or Prince Edward Island in Canada. Our family’s very own Katy Perry (David’s Grammie), writer extraordinaire, found these pieces.

This very light green sea glass is capped with solid sterling silver and has a peridot and fresh water, cultured pearl cluster. The pendant measures 1 ¾” x 5/8”. It is on a delicate simple link chain that measures 19.5”

$125.

White Sea Glass with Ruby and Sapphire Accent

Boy-oh-boy, it is hard to drill through a piece of sea glass without breaking the piece in two! I have “set” a 2.5mm ruby and a sapphire in tiny 14k gold bezels into the sea glass. These tiny bezels fit in through tension and compression but I added a touch of jeweler’s cement for added security. This is truly unique. It is on a 16” sterling silver beaded chain. The measurement of this pendant is 1.5” x 1.5” including the elongated bail. I hope you like this new style.

$89.

Pink Boulder Baby

This sweet 5/8’ x 3/8” boulder opal swirls with blue and lots of pink flash. It is strung to 16.5” with natural pink color, freshwater, cultured pearls. It has a spring ring clasp.

$295.

Valentine 2009

Perhaps this one should be titled, Do I Need Glasses? These are the tiniest micro-facetted garnets I’ve ever laid eyes on. I can’t believe I actually got a wire through them! It was a labor of Love. The jasper focal bead has swirls of pink, lilac, tan, and red that is both subtle and charming.

There are color-enhanced fresh water, cultured pearls in each color to pick up all of these swirls in the jasper. The pearls are randomly spaced (but balanced) between the micro-facetted garnets. This necklace is strung to 19” on a durable wire with a soldered sterling spring ring clasp.

$195.

Blue and Pink Tourmaline Infinity Necklace

Set in 14k gold, the tourmaline stones in this infinity necklace are exceptional. The top stone is a 6 x 4mm blue tourmaline, and the bottom stone is a pink tourmaline closer to 7 x 5mm. It is strung to 16” on white freshwater, cultured; very round pearls of great quality with beautiful luster.

$495.

Isis

Green jasper strung with smooth apatite roundels, printed silver beads and coin pearls. This necklace is 19.5 inches in length with a sterling spring ring clasp.

$165.

Pyramid

This gorgeous boulder opal has lots of electric blue, purple and teal flash with a lavender body color to the opal. I have strung it with kyanite briolettes, apatite facetted roundels, and gradient amethyst facetted beads. It has tiny onyx accents too. It is strung to 19” long with a sterling spring ring clasp.

$325.

Plum Boulder Baby

This Plum boulder opal is strung to 19” with natural color peach seed pearls, and color enhanced lavender seed pearls. It has sterling silver flower bead accents between the two colors and a spring ring clasp.

$265.

Gorgeous in Person

So I’m sorry that I didn’t get a good photo of this piece, please believe me that it is so dramatic and beautiful in person. If you need something in pink, this might be the one for you. It has rich pink freshwater-cultured pearls with jet, black pebbles and rhodolite garnet accents. The jet pebbles ground this design which has a white jasper teamed with a sizable rhodonite round bead underneath. It is strung on a durable, flexible wire to just under 16 ¾” with a soldered spring ring clasp. Take a chance on this one-money back guarantee since the photo is so lousy.

$195.

Just a Little Something

Ultra feminine, this necklace is very light and airy in both color and feel. It is round pearls, light amethyst and mostly white jasper pebble. It is strung to 17.75 inches in length on a durable (coated stainless steel) wire with a spring ring clasp.

$165.

Bar Harbor Collection

Nice Save

Since opening my showroom in Bar Harbor, I’ve learned that sea glass jewelry is in high demand. I love the stuff, but have intentionally stayed away from it because I used to apprentice with a woman who made it her trademark. At the time, not so many designers were making jewelry with it. We live on the same island. Therefore, I kept my distance from the material for 15 years. Last fall, I went on a field trip visiting galleries on my own Island and throughout Downeast Maine. I quickly realized that there is a lot of sea glass jewelry made in all kinds of styles by many different artists now. The woman I worked with is fully established (wildly successful) and so I feel free to offer you at long last, my Bar Harbor collection.

Did you know it takes the ocean roughly 40 years to make a well-rounded piece of sea glass? Did you know that with all of the recycling we now do, the sea glass is not being replenished? So it’s ironic when you consider that this beautiful, natural bi-product of littering (lets be realistic after-all) could actually be mined out! It is getting harder and harder to find nice sea glass. All of my glass is from Maine or Prince Edward Island in Canada. Our family’s very own Katy Perry (David’s Grammie), writer extraordinaire, found these pieces.

This piece has a sweet cobalt blue piece of sea glass teamed with a gorgeous piece of abalone and a fresh water, cultured color enhanced pearl accent. The whole piece is solid sterling, even the back. The pendant measures 1 5/8” x ¾” long. It is permanently on a 20.5” sterling figure-eight chain with color-enhanced blue pearl accents.

PS. If you’re wondering how I got the title, “Nice Save” it is because originally the bottom bezel was made for a second piece of sea glass but just before setting the glass, I dropped the setting and the glass broke! Now when you’ve gone through that much work to create a one-of-a-kind piece in precious metal and you are in the final stretch, it is heartbreaking. Luckily, Pete (Dave’s Dad) gave me a bag of abalone he has in his barn for God-knows how long. One of the pieces happened to fit perfectly into the weird bezel. Now the odds of a stone being the exact size and shape to fit into that freeform bottom bezel are about a gazillion to 1, so I think there was some divine intervention involved because the design is also superior to the original concept as well. I guess you’d call it one of those happy mistakes. Hence, the title, “Nice Save.”

$325.

Icy Jack Earrings

Fashion forward silver earrings that an alloy of silver that is almost pure silver, are mixed with blue color enhanced, freshwater, cultured pearls! The lever backs are sterling silver. Due to the higher silver content, these earrings have a bit of weight to them so please only purchase these if you don't mind a heavier earring.

$125.

Try Mine

This is my jasper necklace. I am parting with it because I really want a vacation! Being it is the one I enjoy wearing, I don’t have to tell you how nice it is. I hope it finds a great home. The focal stone is burgundy jasper in a matte finish. It has the nicest freshwater, cultured semi-round pearls and garnet facetted beads. It also has a unique “ring” of sterling silver jack beads above the jasper. It’s just plain pretty! It is strung to 19” on a durable wire with a soldered sterling spring ring clasp.

$245.

Blue Moon Sale: $165.

Tourmaline in Silver Ring Necklace.

Feeling creative at the Camden show, I designed this necklace out of a random parts box. Sometimes when I let my hands wonder with out thinking too much the pieces come out the best. This is a watermelon tourmaline facetted slice in an almost pure silver ring. It is attached with 14K gold wire. It is strung with peridot and pink tourmaline on a durable synthetic wire to 18.75”.

$295.

Rusts and Whites

This is a Party piece! Color enhanced, freshwater, cultured pearls in different shapes create this wacky wonky design. It looks fantastic around the neck! Every woman who tries one buys one! This piece is strung to 20.75 inches in length on a durable wire.

$95

Berries

This is a Party piece! Color enhanced, freshwater, cultured pearls in different shapes create this wacky wonky design. It looks fantastic around the neck! Every woman who tries one buys one! This piece is strung to 18.5 inches in length on a durable wire.

$95

Outrageous Neptune Bubble Necklace

My friend, Cara Romano who is also from Bar Harbor, made this pendant. The setting is solid sterling silver and it is cleanly executed. The cabochons are wool felt! It is groovy, durable, and easy to care for. Just wash it in soapy water if needed! I have strung it with apatite, peridot, and rhodolite garnet facetted beads to accentuate the bold colors of the felt.

$345.

Peach Tourmaline Wave Earrings in 14K Gold

I love these earrings! This color is so bright and kicky! 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 Tourmaline Tiara Wave Necklace!

$895.

Continents-14k Watermelon Tourmaline Slice Dangle Earrings

The stones in these earrings are cross-sections of a watermelon tourmaline crystal. They are called Watermelon tourmaline slices. I really like this pair because there is a clear definition between the pink and the green. Also, the charming shape of the slice reminds me of a landmass, which looks cool! 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.

$495.

Sweet-Watermelon Tourmaline Slice Dangle Earrings with Triad Posts

These are sweet! They are tiny, delicate earrings. They are 14k gold. Many women can't wear ear wires, but still want a bit of a dangle. This triad earring is my solution. If you need a gift for a young woman, these would be an excellent choice. They would also be great for anyone who wants something delicate to leave in their ears all the time.

$325.

Party Pair-Watermelon Tourmaline Dangles

I'm sorry there is glare on the stones in this picture. This is a pretty pair with unique color and patterns in the tourmaline slices. The stones measure approximately 18.5mm x 10.5mm. 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.

$495.

Amorphic Opal and Silver Bracelet

Beautiful white opals with warm flashes of colors are teamed with unusually shaped silver hollow formed beads. This design is mellow, maybe a little funky too.

$495.

Garnet Silver Stick Bracelet

This bracelet has clusters of micro facetted rhodolite garnets spaced by almost pure silver stick beads. It has a lobster claw clasp.

$395.

Peridot Silver Stick Bracelet

This bracelet has clusters of micro facetted peridot garnets spaced by almost pure silver stick beads. It has a lobster claw clasp.

$395

Freshwater Pearl and Chalcedony Bracelet

Soft and sweet, these dancing, natural and enhanced pink freshwater, cultured pearls compliment the soft blue of the facetted chalcedony.

$195.

Geometric Tourmaline Jack Bracelet

This is my favorite! Funky geometric shaped watermelon and tourmaline beads adorn the almost pure silver jacks in this bracelet. It transcends the ordinary! Lots of carats in this one…

$895.

Sweet Bracelet,