Showing posts with label autumn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label autumn. Show all posts

Thursday, October 27, 2011

Of Hemoglobin, and some new Eye Candy....

Hot off the bench this week!


I'm calling this one my Hemoglobin Necklace.
For any Dexter fans out there, this sort of reminds me of his blood slides!
Probably the most incredible cabochon I've had in my possession.
Pigeons Blood Agate.  I am trying desperately to acquire more of this same quality!


The back is cut out because it is just as beautiful, and also because from the front this cabochon looks even more beautiful with flesh tone instead of a silver backing showing through.


Gorgeous Maury Moss Agate, in Autumn colors!


Autumn leaf pierced out of the back to reveal the gorgeous red moss, and just to play with absentmindedly while you wear it!


My signature Hammerhead Cocktail Ring, this time in Piranha Agate.


Some great little silver caviar accents on the back.


Size 6.5.


Beautifully dreamy Obsidian, revealing a silvery blueish Lunar Eclipse.


Some great silver accent balls on the back.


Size 6.25.


Sterling and 24k Gold Keum-Boo Stud Earrings.


Sized approx .30" round, and perfect for everyday wear!





All available in the Etsy Shop!

I hope that everyone has an absolutely delightful Halloween this year, filled with plenty of friends, family, candy, and good scares ;o)


xoxoxxx
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Wednesday, December 31, 2008

too late for autumn

now that it is nye, i thought it was high time i posted this most definitely, autumn piece.

one of my experimental pieces, i think it actually holds a lot of prospect. flame coloring copper is so much fun to play with, and there are a few people out there that have completely mastered it enough to essentially "paint" pictures on copper, just using the flame. i of course, can barely manage to get it to turn random colors in an even more random placement...but learning by doing is what keeps me goin ;0>

i finished it with a low-gloss lacquer to preserve the color before i had my renaissance wax...on all future pieces i will use the wax instead, unless of course the piece just needs an extra bit of shine.