One of my clients fell in love with faceted onyx (as have I!), and she asked if I could make her this matching ring and pendant set.
I was thrilled to! I love that she matched the set with a pair of coal black Czech glass earrings, too.
Love the whole set. Thanks, Ash!
A lovely bloke, who previously commissioned these stacking rings for his partner, asked if I could create her a ring using one of the gemstones he saw in my collection and loved.
I was happy to oblige of course!
The ring was a Christmas gift, and it was a big hit. Yay!! Thanks, Greg!
One of my gorgeous clients, for whom I have created a number of fabulous rings, asked if I could create a special ring for a dear friend of hers.
I was able to source a suitable drusy cabochon, and create this ring!
Thanks again, Charmaine – you’re a lovely!
The lovely Kirsty commissioned me to create this ring for her sister’s birthday.
She chose the stone from my gemstone collection – a gorgeous ruby zoisite. Kirsty’s sister loves it!
Kirsty even matched up this pair of Silver Forge earrings to go with the ring.
As well as being a fab sister, Kirsty is also the creator behind the very sweet 2 Favourite Girls jewellery. Check out her gorgeous creations below, and in her online shop!
One of my lovely customers, Trish, wanted another pair of clip-on earrings – hoops this time.
At the same time, she got me to make these triangle earrings for her daughter. What a nice mum!
Rosie, one of my gorgeous repeat customers, asked me to find her a stone similar to this ring that I made for myself. I couldn’t find one exactly the same, but I did find this one.
Setting stones with corners presents a challenge, and I’m really pleased with the way this one turned out.
I enjoyed making it – thanks again Rosie! 🙂
Mookaite is a type of silicified porcelanite, which forms in silt-stone from the lower Cretaceous period that is found over much of the Carnarvon Basin in Western Australia.
(photo credit Michelle Pemberton)
The name Mookaite is derived from Mooka Creek, where the rock is mined. According to locals, the Aboriginal word “mooka” means “running waters”.
(photo credit Creative Crystals)
Mookaite is believed to be a healing stone that bestows strength. It is said to shield the wearer from difficult situations and to connect us to loved ones who have passed away. It is thought to assist with assessing problems and making decisions. Mookaite is used to treat glandular or stomach disorders, hernias, ruptures and water retention.
Mookaite comes in many lovely colourways. I have these pieces in my gemstone collection just waiting to be made into something fabulous!
One of my gorgeous repeat customers, Rosie, asked me to find her a stone similar to this ring that I made for myself. I couldn’t, but I did find this one which she was very pleased to have made into a ring!
It’s gorgeous, very high and lusciously sparkly.
It was such a pleasure to make – thanks again Rosie! 🙂
My customer has loved this sixties band forever – and he asked if I would be able to replicate their logo on a ring.
We were both pleased with the way it turned out!
Heyden even sent me a link to listen to their music while I worked. Groovy, baby!
Orange is one of my favourite colours, and this carnelian cabochon is just so luscious!
I was happy to make it into a ring for one of my lovely customers to give as an 18th birthday present to her daughter.
I do have lots of smaller gemstones in many gorgeous colours, so if you’d like something similar, do let me know!