Subtle and lovely. Smooth and very clear Lemon Quartz heart-shaped briolette with a sweet little cluster of moonstones, amethyst and peridot. 925 silver components.
Showing posts with label moonstone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label moonstone. Show all posts
Friday, April 29, 2011
Friday, January 28, 2011
Haruko Earring
A lovely pair of pink opal gemstone with moonstones. Dangles approx. 40mm from a ornate earpost. Made in vermeil components.
Labels:
gemstones,
handmade jewellery,
moonstone,
pink opal,
vermeil
Thursday, August 6, 2009
Brea - SOLD
Hmm...guess I'm hooked to these beautiful Andalusite gems. Usually, I get tired after completing a piece of jewellery, but not today! I continued making another and here it is...a pair of Andalusite earring with droplets of moonstones. Gracefully tasseled with fine chains. Gold-filled metals. Measures 64mm to the tip of chain.
Odeda - SOLD

An excellent crystal for centering and meditation, these beautiful pebbled earth tones gemstones are called Andalusite. Named after the province of Spain, Andalusia where it was first discovered. One unusual characteristic of this beautiful gem is that it often changes color depending upon the cut and angle of light reflection.I've really enjoyed working on this bracelet, besides admiring each and every Andalusite gem, I had a great time choosing the moonstones, they appear raw in contrast to the Andalusites which I really like. When put together, they give a good balance and creates a new dimension to the bracelet. When worn, it drapes beautifully across the wrist. Measures 7.5 inches with an additional 1.5 inches extension. Gold-filled metals.
Sunday, July 19, 2009
GABRIELE
Started this new blog and I had a good time deciding on which pair of earring should I post as the first. It really took me awhile before I decided to go with how I feel at this moment...peaceful and serene as Kevin Kern's music play softly in the background.Sparkling, natural lavender blue Iolite briolettes with moonstone rondelles. Put together daintily using sterling silver pins, chains and a magical stardusted 4mm earstud. A graceful fall of 38mm.
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