Celestite pendant

I have made a Celestite point into a pendant by wrapping it in sterling silver wire. It has a loop in the back where it can be strung on a chain. The Celestite comes from Madagascar.

If you are interested in commissioning some handmade jewellery, feel free to contact me.

Silver ring with Turquoise and pendant…recycled

Both of these pieces were originally part of a beautiful silver bracelet. The owner wore the bracelet for a long time, until it came apart through use. I removed the stone and set it in sterling silver, then converted the remaining bit into a pendant. Re-making jewellery has special meaning for people. It is not always possible, but I will be very honest if I can work with the material or not.

Smokey Quartz Pendulum

Copper wire was used to make the pendulum, also florite and tourmaline.

Selenite pendant

The selenite pendant is 10cm X 7.5cm and the stone was bought in Amsterdam, Holland. I have wire wrapped it with sterling silver and it can be easily worn with a chain of your choice.
Selenite is a variety of gypsum that is common in sedimentary rocks. It is a clear, striated crystal which is soft and fragile, measuring 2 on Moh’s scale. Selenite is formed from evaporated salt water in land locked lakes or seas isolated from open oceans.

Aquamarine pendant

This African aquamarine is set in sterling silver. I worked the stone slightly to polish out some rough edges before making the setting. When I first saw it I was drawn to the color, but later became inspired by the hexagonal shape of this mineral. I have a very clear light blue-green version that would make a gorgeous ring.

The Frog and the Raven

The Frog and Raven rings were commissioned by a couple. It was their wish to blend aspects of Irish Celtic and Native American culture together in the design. The images are hand-sawed into sterling silver. One ring is set with a peridot and a garnet, and the other with a faceted peridot.