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  • Re: keshi (keishe?) pearls

    Hi, Yes, Fire Mountain Gems usually sell Keishi Pearls. This company sells them too.
    Posted to Where can I find . . . (Forum) by glitters2004 on 08-27-2008
  • Where have you sold your jewelry?

    For me it was at the Muckenthaler Cultural Center in Fullerton. This is great for anyone who has their own art to sell and doesn’t want to pay a big booth fee. Their shows are the 2nd Sunday of every month now through October. I did very well there. Another good place would be The Blue Orchid flower...
    Posted to Marketing & Business (Forum) by jojosjewelry on 08-25-2008
  • my 2. Book launched on 28.07.2008 in Jakarta ,Indonesia

    Thanks God.... and all of you.. to motivation me, make this 2. Book in Indonesia language Aksesoris Pengantin dengan teknik wireworking "Bridal Jewellery with technic wireworking" nilma hoffmann http://www.jegesjewelry.multiply.com
    Posted to Marketing & Business (Forum) by nilma on 08-24-2008
  • Lint-ball necklace

    Jay, an illustrator in the art department, gave me a Ziploc of lint balls. He found them when cleaning out his dryer. They're astonishingly round and smooth; some even look like polished rocks. (Why is lint always gray?) Viewing this as a design challenge, I decided to make a necklace. I found some...
    Posted to BeadStyle (Weblog) by Naomi Fujimoto on 08-19-2008
  • Check out our video interview with beadmaker and jewelry designer Melissa Cable

    Check out the video section for an interview with jewelry designer Melissa Cable. Click on "Video," and you'll find Melissa under "Interviews." Melissa's riverstone-inspired beads and the resulting necklace are featured on page 124 of the September 2008 issue of BeadStyle...
    Posted to BeadStyle (Weblog) by Cathy Jakicic on 08-07-2008
  • Turquoise, turquoise, or turquoise?

    You are shopping for gemstones. Hmm, how about some turquoise? Your search leads you to many types of turquoise: Sleeping Beauty, African, Chinese, Viennese, Howlite, and Purple. What to choose? Time for some serious research. And what you will find can be a little confusing. African turquoise is really...
    Posted to BeadStyle (Weblog) by BeadStyle Magazine on 07-17-2008
  • Have fun in the summertime!

    I love bold colors, textures and unusual materials. A great combination for summery designs is wire lace and Greek ceramic beads and/or pendants. The wire lace gives the impression of fishnet floating on water, and the Greek ceramic pieces come in a variety of styles that scream ‘summer at the beach...
    Posted to BeadStyle (Weblog) by BeadStyle Magazine on 07-15-2008
  • July 12 jewelry gems of the web

    What a week for the web! Check out this week's links from some of my favorite sites. About.com Jewelry Making Tammy declares, Red Brass Rocks! Consider red brass wire as an alternative to gold-filled if you have been put off by the price. Art Bead Scene Give your Art Beads a Summer Vacation! Earthenwood...
    Posted to BeadStyle (Weblog) by Linda Augsburg on 07-12-2008
  • Fall 2008 Jewelry

    It's getting closer to Fall and I'm wondering what gemstones and glass colors will be "in" this fall. Does anyone know? Are small beads out and large beads in? What's the favorite metal color for the fall? Are chains still important? I have lots of gemstones in my gemstone box waiting...
    Posted to Fashion & Trends (Forum) by glitters2004 on 07-07-2008
  • July 5 Jewelry Gems of the Web

    Ahh... long weekends. All the things one can do with that extra time. Unfortunately, it also means all the things that one can FORGET to do with that extra time. Though I try to post these on Friday, Friday got away from me. But I know you'll have more time to visit these sites post-Independence...
    Posted to BeadStyle (Weblog) by Linda Augsburg on 07-05-2008
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