Pandora’s Boxed Set

This glistening crystalline piece lapidaries call Druze and jewelers call it Druzy – by whichever name, it is fabulous! This is an original One-Of-A-Kind pendant/slider and features my “Hidden Bale” and will accommodate a simple chain, a thick chain, an omega or a neck ring. It is set in 14K Gold and 1 5/16″L x…

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…

What delightful combination. A rainbow of natural color and one of my favorite effects – druzy. This is Rainbow Pyrite entirely druzy comes from the Ural Mountains in Russia and is found in a geode type stone that looks on the outside like a rotten potato. While the stone is triangular, the pendant is heart…

This combination of mineral is so special it has been named – Sonoran Sunrise. The blue-green is Chrysocolla and the orangy-red is Cuprite. This dynamic due comes from Mexico. The pendant is set in 14K Gold-Filled wire and measures 1 5/16: L x 1/4″ W. The pendant comes with a 18-inch 14K Golde-Filled Venetian box…

For those who love crystals, this one comes with added bling! I always like to add gemstones to give extra pizzaz and healing. This one has 3 – 0.50 carat Almandine Garnets for a total of 1.50cttw. Clear “quartz” crystal comes from the Greek meaning “ice”. They believed that rock crystal was eternally frozen. The…

Lapidaries and miners call it druse and jewelers call it druzy. I call it yummy eye candy! Druzys occur in many gemstones and minerals. It is a fine crystalline formation on the inside of geodes and was formed by volcanic gas bubbles in the rock spaces. About a decade ago, jewelry designers found them irresistable…