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Take
a look at some of the most beautiful wire wrapped jewelry you'll find
anywhere.
I
have been hard at work designing these pendants. I work with over
15 different talented artists from around the US and I gather gems and
minerals from all over the world to put these pieces of art together.
Many
people believe that the different gems and minerals combine together to
provide an amazing array of results.
Many
people believe that various minerals have properties that can help one
in their day to day life.
For
now these pendants are examples of what I have available...but individual
pieces may or may not still be available. Please email
me to check availability.
Also,
email me if you would like me
to work with you to design a piece with you in mind. I currently
have a plethora of gems and minerals to choose from.
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on the thumbnails below to see a larger picture. I have done my
best to show the pieces actual size on this page, when you click on the
thumbnail, you can see the detail better.
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idea of the actual size of each piece.
Read
about all the stones in each piece below.
Click
on the hi-lighted names of the stones to read about each one.
Please
be patient as each of the stones is linked in the description...like everything
else at this site, it's a work in progress.
These
are the freshest newest pieces.
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check back soon for more great pieces...Thanks
Here's
a Sample of some new pieces going up this week...if you see something
you like...drop me a line...
Gina #1
$850.00
This
piece is simply amazing...A raw diamond crystal from the Congo stands
out in the center of this piece. Below the diamond is a double-terminated
raw sapphire crystal from Sri Lanka. The tiny aqua-green faceted
stone to the left of the sapphire is a Paraiba tourmaline from Paraiba
Brasil. To the left and above the sapphire is a beautiful tanzanite
crystal from the Merelani Hills in Tanzania. Above teh tanzanite
is a chrome tourmaline also from the Merelani Hills. The top-center
of the piece is a faceted amethyst from Brazil. To the right and
below the amethyst is another tanzanite crystal. Below this tanzanite
is another chrome tourmaline. The bottom of the piece is grounded
with a piece of Carribean blue apatite.
Gonzo #1
$600.00
Seraphanite, the chatoyant green
free-form cabachon from Russia, makes up the central focus of this piece.
To the left and below the seraphanite is an etched spesartine garnet floater
crystal from Brazil. The Mexican fire agate at the bottom of the
piece has a great play of color with green and gold flashes. Above
this you will see a lovely watermelon tourmaline from Afghanistan.
Tucked away inside of an open weave tube is a single celestite crystal
from Madagascar.
Jenelle#2
Sold
$200.00
The centerpiece of this pendant
is a stunning moonstone cabachon from India. To the right is a
pink apatite from Columbia. Below is a chrome tourmaline from the
Merelani hills of Tanzania. The bottom is grounded with an imperial
topaz from Minas Gerais Brazil. To the left is an iolite crystal
also from the Merelani hills of Tanzania. On the top right is a
heliodor crystal from Tajikistan.
Killer#1
On hold
$235.00
This pendant features a moldavite
center from the Vltava river valley in the Czech Republic. The top
right is captured by a piece of tanzanite from the Merelani hills of Tanzania.
An insect included polished amber free-form makes up the root of the piece.
A watermelon tourmalie slice from Brazil brings it all together in the
top left corner. Sterling silver wire and bali bead tie this piece
together.
Killer#2
$500.00
Color radiates out from the center
of this piece with a polished free-form opal from Australia. The
vivid green terminated peridot crystal from Pakistan on the right continues
to provide a full spectrum. Below the terminated tanzanite crystal
from the Merelani Hills of Tanzania provide both the blue and the purple
colors brilliantly. The golden beryl heliodor crystal at the bottom
of the piece gives a fantanstic warm yellow. The Brazillian imperial
topaz provides a splash of orange on the bottom left. The sliver
of indigo tourmaline from Brazil accentuates the piece nicely. The
Peruvian rhodocrosite is tucked away in the top left. The myriad
of twists and turns of the sterling silver wire entertain the eye.
John#1
$325.00
The heliodor from Tajikistan has
a tiny garnet inclded right in the middle of this piece. The
Carribean blue apatite from Brazil at the top is a great cooling splash
of color. Below the apatite flanking the heliodor on both sides
are chrome tourmaline crystals from the Merelani Hills of Tanzania.
On the right is botryoidal tourmaline from the Mogok region of Burma.
While the left side has a piece some opal with the most fire I've seen
from Ethiopia. The terminated tanzanite crystal on the bottom left
exhibits a great display of the dichroic nature of this stone from the
Merelani Hills of Tanzanite. Sterling silver wire and beads hold
everything in place.
Killer#3
$440.00
Another fantastic piece from Killer
starts with the glowing heliodor crystal from Tajikistan on the top of
the wrap. Just to the right in the center of the whole piece is
a terminated tanzanite crystal from the Merelani Hills of Tanzanite that
is so gemmy you can see the wire behind it. The side of the piece
is domintated by a watermelon tourmaline from Paprok Afghanistan.
Below this is a Nigerian emerald. The spesartine garnet at
the root of this piece from Brazil has sharp etched lines. A nice
imperial topaz brings it all together at the left bottom of the piece.
The many different shapes and sizes of sterling silver wire accentuate
the gems perfectly in the wrap.
Killer#4
Sold
$1000.00
This
piece by Killer is set apart from other pieces by the magnificent tanzanite
from the Merelani Hills of Tanzania at the center. The lavender
saphire at the top left is an extremely rare color from Sri Lanka.
On the top right is a great alenandrite crystal from Tanzania. Continuing
in a clockwise direction is a gemmy clear Phenacite crystal from Brazil.
The bottom of this piece is held together with a luscious blue apatite
from Brazil. the bottom left is accentuated with a Merelani mint
green garnet from Tanzania. The Ethiopian opal at the center under
the tanzanite has great flash and fire.
Smokey
An Essay in Garnet
$500.00
This Smokey piece is comprised
entirely of January's birthstone. The bright orange spesartine garnet
from San Diego County, CA stands out on the right edge. The peachy
Alberta Canada garnet is on the bottom. On the left is a Merelani
mint green garnet from Tanzania. Above this is a dark red Brazillian
spesartine garnet. In the center is an Iranian grossular garnet.
Flat coils and a plethora of shapes and sizes of sterling silver bring
motion to this piece.
Liam's
Steal Your Face 2004
Sold
$420.00
This piece takes a classic to a
whole new level, four levels in fact. Plate sterling silver has
been cut and riveted to a succession of free-form steps with gemstones
inlaid into them. The bottom left stone is a gemmy moonstone.
Moving clockwise the next level has a Herkimer diamond and then under
the top step at the top of the piece sits a polished garnet cabachon.
Mark Case
Disassembled and made into
a new piece!!!
$750.00
This piece is pure art. The
gemmy terminated tanzanite from the Merelani Hills of Tanzania hangs from
the top. Suspended below and swinging freely is a combonation of
spodumene and garnet from Afghanistan with a tourmaline included peridot
crystal, also from Afghanistan, wrapped on the bottom of the spodumene.
A heliodor from Tajikistan swings on it's own at the bottom of the piece.
Jeff#1
$240.00
Sold
This pendant by Jeff is dominated
by tourmaline. The center of this piece is a watermelon/bi-color
tourmaline from the Himalaya mine in San Diego County, CA. Below
is a botryoidal tourmaline from the Mogok region of Burma. To the
right is an imperial topaz from Brazil. On the left is a kyanite
crystal also from Brazil. It is wrapped in sterling silver wire
with hematite and red garnet beads.
Jenelle#1
$220.00
Sold
The central focus of this piece
is the polished amber nugget from Poland complete with an insect inclusion.
To the left of the amber is an untouched ruby crystal from India.
Above the ruby is a piece of moldavite from Czech Republic. To the
right and bringing all the energy of this piece together is an iolite
crystal from the Merelani Hills of Tanzania atop a Nepalese kyanite.
On the far right top is a boulder opal from Australia. The briliant
orange spesartine garnet from San Diego County, CA makes this a true rainbow
chakra piece.
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