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I wanted to make a simple yet elegant looking earring that could be a staple for your wardrobe. These earrings are made with mystic black swarovski pearls,
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I saw these Agate stones and it was love at first sight! The Black Agates were so dramatic I knew I had to made some sort of neck piece and Altered State
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This 1 square pendant is on a gold plated bail. The dichroic layers are in shades of red, blue, green and magenta. The background glass is dark red and
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This is a handmade glass piece from my studio that I made with a torch and annealed in a kiln for strength and durability. I wanted to make a fun and
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This set reminded me of falling leaves and all the lovely colors that embody Autumn. The set includes an 18 1/3 inch necklace and drop earrings. The
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This piece is made with antique and vintage clock and watch parts. Such a big piece demands a simple necklace. I chose leather. Style and comfort!
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Frustrated that I could not afford sterling silver wire, I purchased some brass wire. This necklace was created while learning to use this new medium
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I can't remember if I used 18g or 16g copper wire for these but I shaped and hammered the spirals then bound them together with fine Sterling Silver wire.
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Robin's Nest Earrings are three turquoise beads wire wrapped into a bird's nest. The wire is copper and so are the ear hooks. Copper wire is one of my
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Do you ever feel like people don't really know you? Or that you don't really proclaim what excites you? I get this a lot being a mom. Seriously, sweatpants
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This beaded wire necklace utilizes copper wire and seed beads. I form circles out of the wire and string on tons of beads. Each circle is completely unique.
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Metal stamping jewelry tips, techniques, and projects.
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Letter stamps are an addictive jewelry design tool. See what I've been making with the American Typewriter metal stamping set.
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Metal stamps are fun, creative jewelry making tools. These tips and techniques show you how to get great results, from the very first time you try metal
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A simple 17 antique brass chain connected to a Pearl, cultured freshwater (dyed), lilac, 6-7mm rice, and 6mm glass white pearl from one side and to a semi
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This bracelet is a combination of 10mm glass pearls, semiprecious stone, Amethyst large teeth beads, 14mm & 18mm faceted round, glass crystal clear bead,
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This lovely earrings are so delicate and light weight. It's made with cultured freshwater (dyed), 6-7mm rice, lilac pearls, semiprecious stone, Amethyst
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Fragmented China in Blue features a wire wrapped piece of broken pottery made into a pendant. It is strung into Swarovski crystals in blue and smoke,
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In designing jewelry using found objects, an interesting way of creating a clasp is with a rare Mercury dime, button-and-loop combination. Mercury dimes
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These fashion color trend websites are excellent resources for determining colors to use in your jewelry for the upcoming season, as well as tracking jewelry fashion trends.
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We all need a little, don't we? This is the second Peace symbol I've made (the first was copper) and I absolutely love it! The frame is soldered, hammered
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Today I got a set of handmade glass discs from an Israeli artist that almost made my heart stop beating. The colors are just so springy gorgeous. I
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Another western style necklace fit for a cowgirl - or a city girl! This looks great with jeans and a T shirt or dressed up. I layered a smaller silver
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Simply strung but eye catching - picture jasper stick beads are accented with turquoise nuggets and finished with a pretty sterling plated toggle. Joan
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This necklace makes me think of Paris in the days of Art Nouveau - my favorite style! I used a large filigree bead, crystals, chalcedony beads and two
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