Solar Storm Boulder Opal

Breathtaking with all the colors of the rainbow. This 26.97 carats of Australian Opal doublet is set in 14K Yellow Gold. This is the finest Australian opal crystal (where all the fire is), but it is too thin to support itself in jewelry. It is backed with other opal matrix (the rock) – Boulder Opal…

From gem rich Brazil is this beautifully faceted Citrine Slider/Pendant. The color of this citrine reminds me of the color of “Mandarine Napoléon Liqueur”; my husband’s favorite liqueur which is made in Belgium with tangerines with a hint of cognac. Like the liqueur, you easily get lost in the layers of its dreamy facets. This…

This a relatively new cabochon on the market that is somewhat hard to come by because of its highly prized “chatoyancy” – cat’s eye effect – the property in some crystals of transmitting different colors when viewed along different axes. The faceted version became available only two years ago and very hard to find today…

This pendant is an Intarsia. Intarsias are artfully created by skilled lapidaries by merging three different stones together. No seams can be felt. This Intarsia is made of Rock Quartz that has several carved holes on the back side of the stone, a slice of Lab-Grown Opal, and a large piece of Black Onyx that…

Here’s a cut above version hatband. It is designed to fit 24″ circumference crown of a cowboy hat. Because of the weight of this hatband, it should be tacked to the hat by milliner or tailor Hand-made from 14K gold-filled pattern wire and 14K gold-filled and Argentium™ Sterling Silver wires. There is over 18 feet…

A breathtaking original, this two-piece showstopper is comprised of a opaquely-translucent Brazilian Agate with druzy and a Indonesian Lavender Chalcedony. The triangular agate is actually open along the middle section of the top, which allowed the Indonesian Chalcedony to be set suspended in the center.   This Slider/Pendant was exhibited from June to August in…