These are My Creations!
I decided this necklace was originally too plain, so I decided to accent it by making the necklace "create" it's own "pendant". The blue beads pictured are an icy blue, but these beads change their color to a light lavender in the sunlight.
High quality plastic, silver colored 4mm round beads space the light sapphire 4mm bi-cones, an Ab, and the blue. The Ab and blue beads are Chinese crystal. (Beads may also change color in some artificial lighting, Blue/Lavendar.)
I have also put up the picture of the bracelet for this necklace. I took a slightly simpler approach to it's design, but still gave it some extra flair by adding the 4mm bi-cone eye pin components to liven up the clasp a little.
This is a jump ring bracelet. The rings are 4mm and 6mm.
On the 4mm jump rings, I used an 10/0 blue silver-lined seed bead, and on the 6mm jump ring I matched that same blue color, in a 6/0 bead.
Each jump ring in this pattern has two beads of it's respective size (and color). This is available in any matching or contracting color you prefer.
Basic knock off "sno-cone" necklace. Available in many designs and colors.
(Colored featured is a 8mm January [Garnet] birthstone crystal bead.)
Cord is braided for an extra touch. Cording is available in many colors.
Basic knock off "sno-cone" necklace. Available in many designs and colors. (Colored featured is a 10mm March [Aquamarine] birthstone crystal bead.) This was the first one I made, so I went with a slightly simpler approach. The cords can be simple, or braided in multiple contrasting or complimentary colors. |  |
Retro-look Choker necklace. White circled beads are a coral type material.
Center beads are a navy type blue transparent glass bead.
This orginally had no bead spacing it, but it just seemed like it was missing something. So in this photo they have a 3/0 clear, silver lined bead between each circle.
This is one of my newest concepts.
It is basically a tree of life pendant. It is about 2 - 2.5 inches across, and the tree is made inside of the wire circle.. so it is one piece when it's finished.
This is available in many color types, wire and beads. Contrasting or complimentary colors.
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These are examples of a “bi-cone bead” or beaded bead. I have a 6mm and 4mm shown in sapphire and blue zircon.
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This is the knock off “sno-cone”, with a twist. I decided I was in the mood for ice cream, neapolitan to be exact. This is why this pendant features not one or two, but three 8mm pearls, in vanilla, strawberry, and chocolate, that are set apart by thin silver tone bead caps, and an “ice cream” cone holding them in place. This cone is currently only available in silver. |  |
This necklace has a shiny base metal, circular scalloped, fleur de lis pendant.
It is accented in a light blue 3mm swarvorski crystal pearl, and a matching flat round glass beads
These are several different beaded beads made with a coiling tool.
The possibilities between shapes, designs, and colors are endless.
This is an example of the beaded beads, or coiled beads in action. A pendant and earrings. The pendant is made of black and gold wires, and some 8/0 metallic gold beads.
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These pieces have gotten a lot of attention.
This bracelet is made up of glass seed beads, 6mm pearls, and 4mm bi-cones.
This design is created by actually sewing the beads together in a repetitious pattern to create the effect.
This third piece, as you will notice, was made slightly different than the previous two.
My reasoning for this is due to the fact that this particular piece was made for an order, and I was uncertain of the person's exact measurements.
This is usually what I do when I am unsure of someone's size. I always prefer to make an item "personalized" and fitting the way they desire it. This is not always possible for gifts, but I always find a way around lack of information so that I can still make the recipient, and my customer, happy.
