Showing posts with label polymer clay jewelry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label polymer clay jewelry. Show all posts

Monday, 18 November 2013

Gift Ideas - Beautiful Unique Jewelry

Lovely, highly oxidized, fine silver botanical necklace with deep green emerald accent. The pendant was molded from an antique button using eco-friendly metal clay. The silver is reclaimed from old film stock and other sources and mixed with non-toxic binders to make clay. When it's fired the binders burn off leaving 99% pure silver. It's about 21" long with another 1" for the pendant. At https://www.etsy.com/au/listing/154129089/recycled-eco-friendly-fine-silver-leaf?ref=teams_post
TURQUOISE NECKLACE. Green Turquoise Pendant. Handmade turquoise necklace in sterling silver. The pendant is signed and dated by the artist. The entire piece, pendant and chain, is sterling silver. This is a very substantial handmade chain. The turquoise stone, which is the focal point of the pendant, is a beautiful blueish-green stone with tan colored matrix giving the piece an appealing natural appearance. At https://www.etsy.com/au/listing/167429313/green-turquoise-necklace-turquoise?ref=shop_home_feat

5/8- 16mm- Gemstone plugs- surgical steel single flare tunnel plugs & raw crystal point gemstones. At https://www.etsy.com/au/listing/169316085/58-plugs-16mm-plugs-gemstone-plugs-stone?ref=teams_post
5/8 plugs, 16mm plugs, gemstone plugs, stone plugs, crystal points, custom plugs, tunnels, single flare, gauges, surgical steel,
Art Nouveau was my inspiration for simple, yet elegant, drop earrings. Violet and iridescent faceted glass beads sparkle purple, blue, green and gold in the light. Ear wires were hand formed from artistic wire in gunmetal bronze for a vintage feel, and hammered flat for a distinctive look. Earrings hang approximately 1.75 inches. At https://www.etsy.com/au/listing/169013405/art-nouveau-inspired-violet-faceted?ref=teams_post
Art Nouveau Inspired Violet Faceted Glass Drop Earrings
Beautiful ceramic earrings infused with magical properties of the forest. The duo is finished with hand-cut brass and copper leaf detailing.  At https://www.etsy.com/au/listing/119923677/pagan-charm-earrings?ref=related-2
Pagan Charm Earrings
Amethyst and Labradorite have been used to create this amazing statement pendant, which hangs on a thick leather necklace and is adjustable - the pendant measures 60mm.
The amethyst looks amazing, with little purple inclusions. There is a labradorite gemstone embedded in her neckline.
Handcrafted and absolutely one of a kind.  At https://www.etsy.com/au/listing/167182413/goddess-amethyst-cluster-and-labradorite?ref=related-3

Monday, 4 February 2013

Spotlight on The Amethyst Dragonfly


Vintage style with a steampunk twist

There is a lovely and very vibrant little shop on Etsy called The Amethyst Dragonfly. 
































Lynn Tayloris the Owner, Maker, Designer, Curator and Photographer.
She describes herself and her store in the 'about' section of her shop:

I live in the lovely mountains of East Tennessee, but I grew up in the urban sprawl of Atlanta. I am enjoying the country life after a lifetime of city stress.I have a wonderful boyfriend and two rambunctious kitties.


I have always been an artist, but spent most of my life trying to fit in to the business world, the way everyone expects you to. I finally got sick of it and decided to try and make a living doing what I love.

I love working with polymer clay. It is such a fun and forgiving medium. Every day I discover something new and exciting.
I also love the rich look and feel of copper and I am looking forward to moving forward and learning new things!

I am still shaping and learning my business, deciding what I love (and hate). Thank you for joining me on my journey.


I love working with polymer clay. It is such a fun and forgiving medium. Every day I discover something new and exciting.I also love the rich look and feel of copper and I am looking forward to moving forward and learning new things!
I am still shaping and learning my business, deciding what I love (and hate). Thank you for joining me on my journey. Visit The Amethyst Dragonfly at http://www.etsy.com/shop/TheAmethystDragonfly