With a new studio in the works, I am clearing out some extra goodies! I’m selling extra finished silver and gold chain. Shipping on desash items are just $1!
Here’s a sample of the available chain.
Gold Curb Chain
Large Silver Double Curb Chain
Gold Herringbone Chain
Silver Snake Chain
Silver Double Curb Chain
Gold Snake Chain
Silver Herringbone Chain
Upcoming destash items include decorative bezels for calibrated cabochons, base metal findings and beads.
Stay tuned!
I had the pleasure of using two of the lovely cabochons I blogged about earlier as well as a stone I cut myslef to make some gifts for my cousin’s wedding.
The beautiful chrysoprase was set in sterling silver and accented with black onyx and chrysoprase beads. This one was for my aunt, the mother of the bride. The chrysoprase was the exact color of the pattern in her dress. It was almost as if this stone’s color was lifted right off the fabric!
I also made some lever back dangle earrings to match.
My aunt also selected the labradorite cabochon for the sister-in-law to-be. Her favorite color is blue, and the flash on this beauty won’t disappoint! I’ve accented the pendant with a bezel-set round labradorite and sterling silver balls. The pendant attaches to the sterling silver chain with moonstone and labradorite beads. I lightly oxidized the whole necklace for contrast.
For the mother-in-law to-be, I made a necklace with a bezel-set laguna lace agate that I cut from a stash of rocks I inherited from my grandfather. It was one of the first stones I ever cut and polished. The agate is accented with a white topaz. The sterling silver necklace attaches to the pendant with crystal quartz and red jasper beads.
I will be posting more cabochons soon. All will be available for custom pieces!
Stay Classy,
Amy
I made this pendant quite a while ago, but just wasn’t sure what I wanted to do with it. So, it sat on my bench for months. And months. I tried pairing it with a beaded necklace and hanging it from a simple chain. I modified the bail more than once. Nothing seemed “right”. Sometimes that happens. But I really liked the turquoise paired with amethyst. So while I was deciding what was “just right” I made this simple sterling silver, amethyst and turquoise beaded necklace.
In the end, I decided to go with a longer length chain for the pendant and pairing the two necklaces up for a layered look just made sense.
I think both necklaces have a nice Western look without being too cowgirl. While I am a born and raised Wyomingite, that sort of look has never been my thing. These necklaces are both available in my Etsy shop.
I just received these lovelies in the mail this week. They are beautiful cabochons cut by Stones That Rock. I love the work that Ralph does and his wife MaryAnn, is super sweet.
These cabs are available for custom pieces.
Ocean Jasper
I love the green orbs in this stone.
Labradorite
Beautiful blue flash. I think this would make a striking ring. What a statement!
Chrysoprase
Love, love, love the gemmy green color of this stone. It screams spring!
Welcome to Classy Broad Jewelry! I am a geologist by training and a self-taught lapidary and jewelry artist. Here, I will be sharing my designs and creations as well as my favorite tips and tricks for taking your piece from rough stone to finished product.
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