My lovely client Natasha found a picture of an amazing antique ring, and got me to make her a similar style using a selection of green gemstones.
The stones are serpentine, prehnite, chrysoprase, peridot and aventurine.
It looks amazing worn on the first finger – the stones wrap around and are all visible to be admired! Thanks, as always, to Natasha for her friendship and artistic vision.
The chrysoprase gemstone cabochons shown here are 6mm in diameter, and are available to be handcrafted into custom pieces for you.
The chrysoprase gemstone cabochons shown here are 10mm in diameter, and are available to be handcrafted into custom pieces for you.
The cabochon set shown here is 35mm and 26mm long.
I used these cabochons to create this custom set:
A lovely client, for whom I had previously made this ring, saw these raw ruby pieces that I created and was taken with the idea of a matching set. She asked me if I could source her some special stones.
After a bit of discussion about what colourway she would like, I presented Bek with a few different options – and she fell in love instantly with these totally divine chrysoprase cabochons. So did I, so I was really pleased when she chose them!
I love this set, and it was a joy to create. Let me know if you’d like your own – I’m always happy to go on a rock shopping spree!!
The chrysoprase gemstone cabochons shown here are 6mm in diameter, and are available to be handcrafted into custom pieces for you.
The gorgeous chrysoprase gemstone cabochons shown here are 16mm long. They are available to be handcrafted into a custom made ring or pendant for you.
My lovely friend Margaret is an artist, and I met her when she commissioned me to create this coherent wave pendant for her to wear to her art exhibition, Bliss.
The symbol is for infinity, of course, and also represents the number eight, which is a very lucky number in Asia and kept cropping up throughout Margaret’s painting journey!
We selected the turquoise, chrysoprase and amazonite as they were such delicious water colours, and I added the sparkling white topaz which reminds me of the sparkling water too.
Flirting with the Light (painting by Margaret Ingles)
Thanks, Margaret, your visions are lovely, and you’re a joy to work with!