Search results matching tag 'Gemstone Jewelry'

New stuff =)

SweLiiza — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 10:37:52 GMT

Hi, here is some new jewelry!

A necklace with goldplated chain and crystals in pink, green, yellow and clear.

This is a long necklace of metalrings, acrilic beads, glassbeads and blue shellbeads.

A simple bracelet of blue Turquoise stones and a silver clasp.

Best regards

Liisa

Colorful summery necklace

YukoDesignsJewelry — Tue, 09 Jun 2009 08:03:36 GMT

Summer is coming soon! Imagine tropical island holiday!

Yuko Designs Jewelry

http://www.yukodesigns.etsy.com

Why Turquoise Jewelry Is So Special?

smartneil — Sat, 17 Jan 2009 09:25:54 GMT

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The intense color and the sheer elegance of Turquoise make it a special and the most sought after stone among jewelry lovers. Nothing else can light up your costume than the dull glow of this brilliant blue-green gem. Often associated with wealth, Turquoise stones range in variety of hues ranging from blue to gray-green sometimes streaked with black veins.

The Persian Turquoise is less porous compared to other gems found today. It is less treatable, meaning that you purchased natural, untreated gemstones. Turquoise Sleeping Beauty mines are very porous and are often dipped in a resin or wax coating to prevent the erosion of the material, as well as enhancing its overall appearance and color.

Re: Some of my work

lindab142 — Thu, 01 Jan 2009 10:15:08 GMT

Carrie,

Thanks for your kind comments. I'd like to know specifically what you like and don't to get a sense of new designs. And, if you don't mind mentioning if you're under 30 or over, that would help.

For Linda's BookBeads(TM), they are quick to make and I mix gemstones with inexpensive beads. My prices may be low, but I'm hoping the idea can catch on.

I also make car jewelry. I'm thinking about branching out into more cards and maybe candles, but there's only so much time in the day and I work full time.

Your feedback is important. Thanks.

Linda Blatchford
Jewelry Designer
http://lindab142.etsy.com, http://lindab142.artfire.com, http://linorstorecom.blogspot.com, and I have a couple of pages on Ning and my not updated website http://linorstore.com, which needs a redesign.

Midnight

Shewolf — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 03:52:17 GMT

This Hematite and Swarovski Crystalsl Choker measures 16 inches from clasp to clasp, and just over 1/2 an inch wide. It is magnetic.

Peridot 'The Birthstone for the month of August'

smartneil — Fri, 01 Aug 2008 06:16:17 GMT

An Ideal Summer Stone and the Birthstone of the month August-Peridot.

The vivid green of Peridot with just a slight hint of gold is the ideal gemstone color to go with the light summer wardrobe. Peridot is a beautiful olive green stone. Its green color is due to iron. It has a good hardness and durability, and comes in a wide variety of cuts.Peridot is a very old gemstone, and one which has become very popular today. Peridot is a gem variety of Olivine. In the gemstone trade it is called ‘Peridot’, derived from the Greek word ‘Peridona’, which means “to give richness”. Peridot, stone of relationships, brings openness and acceptance in pursuits of love and all relationships.

Round gemstone beads make "cherry" pendants

fieldofbeads — Wed, 09 Apr 2008 13:42:37 GMT

I was inspired by a project featured in Pinn Beads and made these gemstone pendants. I used dyed suede flat cords to match or compliment the colors of the gemstones. I made several variations - red corrals, blue turquoise, rose quartz, fire agate, amethyst, pearls, etc. - and they came out to be great accessories for tees or casual shirts. They're fun and easy to make. Hope you like them too :-)

Cheers

Bel

Twist 'n Chips

fieldofbeads — Thu, 07 Feb 2008 11:48:53 GMT

Here are versions of a wire technique I recently learned from the book "Wire Jewelry" by Chrissie Day. I used rainbow fluorite, amethyst & blue goldstone, and moukaite jasper. I like the result. Hope you like it too!

-sunfield45

Chunky Jewelry Lovers--Look!

magsanddenny — Sun, 06 Jan 2008 13:22:28 GMT

We are new to this site and would love to show off some of our latest work. We have a new shop on ETSY, but seem to be spinning in our tracks with it. Featuring gemstone and lampwork pieces. Please click on the link below to have a look.

http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=5391514

Three more from the new girl

gimmegems — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 01:59:34 GMT

While I'm feeling brave, here are a few more for you to see.

Regina

Boro glass with bali silver

Boro glass with Swarovski crystals and bali silver

Black obsidian with Swarovski crystals and Bali silver