Archive for the ‘Earrings’ Category

15
Sep

New Fall Jewelry Designs

September 15th, 2008

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

Now featuring 37 new fall designs! 

 

 

Browse a lovely assortment of amethyst, carnelian, turquoise, agate and many other designer pieces. All are handmade using sterling silver, gold filled and other fine materials.

 

 

 

 

View all of the 2008 fall designs by clicking here.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

19
Mar

Safari Fashion

March 19th, 2008

Safari

Add a little safari fashion to your wardrobe with this coconut shell and bamboo jewelry set. They are extremely lightweight, making them the perfect care-free touch to your spring and summer wardrobe.

29
Feb

Aquamarine Ocean Wave

February 29th, 2008

Beth PiermantierBeth PiermantierI recently designed this necklace and earrings using beautiful aquamarine stones and white freshwater pearls. I first presented the piece to a certain someone and they exclaimed, “It looks like an ocean wave!”… and what a perfect description.

When I tried on the necklace for the first time, it took on a life of its own and the two longer strands overlapped each other. This unique design was unintentional but a quality that myself and many people enjoy about it. It is a fairly new piece, but will be up on the website soon, so check back soon!

9
Feb

Fresh Spring Colors

February 9th, 2008

Spring Assorted StonesHere is a new twist on an exciting design! I re-designed this necklace and earrings using Citrine, Peridot, Blue Howlite and a brite blue Turquoise. I also made the earrings so that they hang the opposite way from a small sterling silver hoop instead of facing forward with the filigree component used in the previous design.

Feel fresh and clean wearing this necklace and earrings designed especially for springtime!

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13
Aug

Chandelier Earrings

August 13th, 2007


I am working on a collection of chandelier earrings that are similar in design. The pair pictured above are made with light blue freshwater pearls and faceted teardrops of amazonite.

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7
Aug

Tourmaline Chips and White Pearls

August 7th, 2007


This design is made with chips of multi-colored Tourmaline and white freshwater pearls. Each section is hand wire wrapped to sterling silver chain links. This piece can also be worn two ways, either wrapped around twice or as one long necklace (as pictured). The matching post earrings each have a cluster of Tourmaline chips hanging at the bottom.

7
Aug

Pink Freshwater Pearls

August 7th, 2007


This necklace is made with sterling silver chain and pink freshwater pearls. I am really excited about this design, because it can be worn two different ways. The first (which I like best) is looped around the neck twice as pictured. Or, if you want you can wear it as one long loop which is approximately 34″ long. I like the versatility of being able to change it up, so I think I am going to design a couple of different designs with the same functionality.

1
Aug

Fiesta!

August 1st, 2007

I designed this three strand necklace and matching earrings totally on a whim….and it turned out to be one of my favorites! I started with the strand of Red Howlite, then added the second strand made with Turquoise and Garnets. The third strand is made out of oval pieces of Citrine separated with sterling silver spacers. The matching earrings have a little bit of everything linked together so that they really dangle. As suggested by a Natural Beauty Jewelry enthusiast (my brother Matt), this design fully deserves the name “Fiesta!”.

23
Jul

Red Aventurine and Peridot

July 23rd, 2007

The earrings pictured to the right are made with a Red Aventurine and Peridot hand wire wrapped together. The matching necklace pictured above incorporates an accent string of Peridot part way up the necklace and chain the rest of the way around.

Aventurine is said to be a comforting stone, one that can be found in green, red, creamy white and gray colorations.

17
Jul

Faceted Turquoise Dangles

July 17th, 2007

These earrings are made with three teardrop shaped turquoise stones each. They hang individually from the earwire to create a dangling effect.

Turquoise is one of my favorite gemstones both to wear and to design with. I often find myself going a little “turquoise crazy” when creating new jewelry designs. I think that these earrings are wonderfully simple, yet especially eye-catching when worn.


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