Gems

Stones available for setting in a piece of jewellery:
Jasper, Opalite, Amazonite, Quartz, Sodalite, Tourquoise, Moss Agate, Crysocolla, Florite, Tiger Eye, Garnet, Aquamarine, Apatite, Verdite, Pearl, Calcite, Azurite, Obsidion, Botswana Agate, Feldspar.
Others include:
seaglass, fossil, powa or abalone
If you would like one which is not on the list, please ask.

Rhodocrosite

A lovely pink manganese carbonate, rhodocrosite is a minearal with rhombohedron structure. Sometimes clear pink, and othertimes solid pink with white, this mineral is from the calcite family.

Ammonite

Ammonite is a type of marine animal that existed over 65 million years ago. It is from the subclass Amonoidea, class chephalpoda, and phylum Mollusca. Ammonite fossils have a very destinct spiral pattern, and the colors vary.

Amber

This is fossilized tree resin and ranges in color from yellow to orange to green in some rare cases. Most amber that is used for decoration was formed between 30 and 90 million years ago. Although amber is not a mineral it is often used as a gemstone.

Amazonite

This is a green-blue variety of microline, a feldspar mineral. It sometimes has white streaks. It is commonly found in Colorado, but also the Urals of Russia.

Kyanite

Kyanite is a stone I love to work with. It is long, thin, fibrous, and striated. Kyanite works on the causal chackra, at the place where spirit enlivens thought. An elevating stone, it can facilitate flow of inspired thinking, and bring us to the next stage of our development.

Hawk Eye Silver Ring

This diamond shape hawk eye ring was a delight to make because it is so smooth and flat. With this shape, the ring makes a bold statement. A slight luminescence to the dark stone adds mystery and depth.

If you are interested in commissioning a piece of custom jewellery feel free to contact me

Kyanite Silver Ring I

This is a Kyanite stone with a double band in Sterling Silver.

If you are interested in commissioning a piece of custom jewellery, feel free to contact me