I picked up this vintage carnelian tube pendant at a vintage market and paired it with earthy, faceted coin shaped African turquoise beads, knotted in jet black. This...
I just love this ceramic artisan tree pendant. I’ve knotted cube shaped jasper beads on a black jewelry cord. This piece measures 18″ long with a 2″ pendant...
I’ve knotted beautiful, golden brass beads along with an earthy jasper on an olive jewelry cord and added a triangular brass Buddha pendant. This piece is 18″ long...
I’ve knotted faceted Chinese turquoise on a gray jewelry cord and added a genuine buffalo nickel with a silver plated southwest charm and Czech glass. This wrap bracelet...
The facets on these apatite beads really catch the light. I’ve knotted them on a light gray cord and added a large, baroque, pink pearl as a focal. ...
I’ve knotted these beautiful fresh water pearls (not completely round) on a very subtle sage colored jewelry cord. This necklace measures 33″ long, with a 2″ extender, and...
I’ve knotted creamy howlite beads on an olive jewelry cord and added a cool green howlite cross along with another brass cross and Czech glass dangles. This bracelet...
I’ve knotted a few different shapes/colors of beads to make this interesting necklace. Included are faceted dragon blood jasper and amazonite beads knotted on a neutral jewelry cord. ...
I’ve knotted really fun creamy white howlite flower beads and added a blue howlite center. This bracelet will fit 7.5″ wrist. I’ve added a cute little cross dangle...
I’ve knotted deep dark brown faceted bronzite on a lighter brown jewelry cord and added this fun green howlite flower pendant. This piece measures 18″ long with a...
I’ve knotted faceted turquoise blue pillow shaped beads on a dark brown jewelry cord to bring out the earthy tones in this stunning, artisan soldered chrysocolla pendant. This...
I’ve knotted earthy African Turquoise (jasper) stone, mixed in with some matte gold beads and added this beautiful, bright gold brass Buddha pendant. This necklace measures 18″ long...
