Sunday, July 21, 2013

Turquoise Earrings - Gift for a friend

Beautiful turquoise teardrop briolettes (12x8mm) wrapped in Silver Filled wire to make a discreet, elegant pair of earrings, perfect for hot summer days.








Wednesday, July 17, 2013

Simple spiral

When I made the frame for the coral spiral (Red Currant) earrings, I accidentally coiled one of the pieces in the wrong direction... and decided to keep the "failed" piece (wasn't really failed, just didn't match the other pair), and re-purpose it for a new pair of earrings. Here's the result: a minimalist, all-metal pair wire wrapped piece, left untarnished (for the time being).



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Silver-filled Pendant with Corals for my Mom

A pendant made with Silver-filled wire, tiny (3mm) round Coral beads, and a 10x8 mm Coral cab. I would have oxidized it a little, if it wasn't made for my Mom,  who prefers her silver bright and shiny.




Aqua Terra Jasper in a Netted Copper Frame

One of my favorites. It sold almost instantly, so I've decided to make another, slightly shorter piece, maybe with corals. Will post images when it's ready.








Monday, July 15, 2013

Red Currant Earrings

This is one of my most recent works. Perfect summery earrings made of untarnished copper (I might still oxidize them, haven't decided yet) and really bright red 8 mm coral beads.

They are almost 2.5" long, and of considerable weight.





Peridot Feathers

Netted copper feathers. The pendant was made out of a leftover frame from the mixed metal "Endless Road" necklace (made to order). It's quite long, but it looks just perfect on a long copper chain.







Hello again!

Here I am again after a long-long absence.

Since my last entry I have moved back to Romania, opened an Etsy shop and a local online shop in Romania, on Breslo.

In the following days I will try to update you with my work in the last few months...

Here's the first one (not in chronological order).

This set was a custom order based on an older design, the "Endless Road" necklace. I remade it, and improved on it a little bit, by using mixed metals in its construction: copper and silver filled wire.