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These fun and funky 2.5" dangles feature glass lamp-work beads adorned in orange and gold accented with orange bicones and clear glass beads on gold-tone kidney hooks. $9.00
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The delicate pink swirls on these 2" drops remind me of roses suspended from green and gold vines. Golden rocailles perch above and below these handmade beads and would look great with both casual or dressy outfits. In fact, I'm a little sorry to part with these beauties! $11.00 |
Four sunflowers and their vines will happily encircle your wrist in this 1"-wide cuff. Made of shimmery a/b rocailles and colorful delicas, this loom beaded beauty measures 8.25" around and closes with a Turkish Silver toggle clasp. $25.00 |
Wearing a little bit of the ocean is what this 23.5" hand-linked necklace feels like. These lovely glass beads in various blue hues feel cool to the touch--the perfect antidote to the summer heat--and easily move with your every move. This is another piece I will miss when it leaves my collection--you are sure to treasure it. $25.00 |
Lavender Cat's-eye chips, deep purple round cat's-eye, moonstone chips, silver-tone beads and large glass drops combine in this stunning lariat-style necklace. Unlike traditional lariats that can feel like a noose as the day wears on, this necklace is actually two strands of beads (the shortest one is a comfortable 18") strung from a silver toggle clasp affording wearability with incomparable style. $45.00 |
A polished oval of hematite resides in a spiral-silver cage on this 21" simulated leather cord. The necklace fastens with a a loop and glass-bead closure. A simple necklace for everyday casual wear. $7.50 |
Inside a goldtone spiral cage a raw amethyst floats, suspended from a 10K gold-plated 24.5" chain. The linked style of the chain allows the lobster-claw clasp to fit almost anywhere along it's length making the necklace adjustable and quite versatile. $10.00 |
Disclaimer: Many of the beads used in the above jewelry are handmade pieces by skilled artisans. Even so, variations in size, exact shape, coloration and adornment should not be seen as flaws but as the unique qualities inherent in the materials themselves.
Copyright 2003 Jennifer Walker
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