Each Is Made Of Kingman Mine Turquoise And Sterling Silver Beads. Just Finished The Earrings.
Each is made of Kingman mine turquoise and sterling silver beads. Just finished the earrings.
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Here's an example of round Kingman Turquoise beads strung with round sterling silver beads and always with with earrings.
This was fun.
Fluorite rock specimen also shown in cut chips, used in finished necklace with acrylic beads, hand cut stone hummingbird, silver metal beads.
Fun mix of shells, gems, ceramic, coconut wood. Metal mix of sterling silver, surgical steel.
New stuff. I call it lets get stoned. Mixed gem stones on heavy line, yeah go ahead hike and swim with them on. I sure do ;-)
Hand rolled jet disks, turquoise heishi and rounds, red coral, n sterling silver.
Real Natural Amber too!
I love my Mexican beads! When I can’t purchase from southwest it’s my go to option and the quality is good. Shown here are two lengths.
Longer is graduating shells disks with sterling silver clasp.
Shorter is a mix of Mexican natural hand cut spiny oyster & shell disks with Mexican natural hand cut heshi cut turquoise also a few as accent disks. The clasp is lead free Pewter.
Two chokers become one long or chunky double choker. Carnelian druzy, abalone, turquoise, copper hand made chain links and clasp hook n eye style. Even a few small Swarovski crystals.
Contemporary Jewelry Handmade in Northern California from the Highest Quality Natural MaterialsI like using strong beading wire, mixed metals, leather, I love turquoise, shells, various gemstones, crystals, bone, ceramic, acrylic beads and good strong crimp beads are a must.There are so many product options out there.I decided to limit my products to mostly North American regions and Mexico. I remember when I first started I purchased some Chinese turquoise and wasn’t too pleased. Then I learned a few of my vendors were selling me Chinese stuff too. There are some quality gemstones mined in China. However knowing the distance traveled made me reconsider and stay within our continent. It’s a big one anyway. Jewelry making helps me relax, I find it therapeutic. My back and fingers get sore but it’s all worth it when I see someone wearing something I’ve made. Darn right Joyous!
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