Chokers: Wrapped Silver and Stones
This style of necklace feels and fits more like a choker, with a rigid silver core designed to hold its shape, yet conform to your individual neckline. Adorned with hand braided silver and semi-precious stones, these chokers are stunning. Worn with a collared blouse, the colors pop. Each piece is unique and can be lengthened with spacers attached at the clasp creating additional interest from behind.
Necklaces: Strung and linked silver and stones
Designs for necklaces are unlimited, with various lengths to choose from and color/design schemes to match your personal style. Shown is a hand twisted link necklace delicately adorned with summer-bright orange and white glass beads set-off with a sunburst silver clasp. Delicate but bold, this necklace can be worn long or double-looped for a short, chunkier presentation. Matched with a single or paired bracelet, this set will brighten your woredrobe.
Ode to Monet
When I discovered this large, round focal piece of Moss Agate, I was immediately reminded of the water in Monet's imfamous Waterlillies. With a print hanging on my own dining room wall, I carefully matched amethysts, rubies and agates to the color palette of the painting. Silver lillies adorn the focal stone and cap the accent agates. Hand twisted silver strands form the choker core adding additonal interested and durability. S clasp adds beauty and security.
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