While it’s not quite a light saber, this charming Garnet Sword Pin is handmade and features 6 – 4mm Garnet beads on the hilt of the sword and made of 14K Gold-Filled wire. Please see Library for glossary of jewelry terms.
The Garnet Sword Pin measures 3 ¼” L x ¾” W.
The Tiffany style ring is designed for the bigger faceted gemstones – 2.50 carats and up and in most gemstone shapes except trillion. The ring has hand fabricated prongs. This ring can really have a wide price rage based on the choice of metals and gemstones – Silver vs 14K Yellow Gold; Citrine vs Tanzanite…
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…
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…
Your Lady will feel very regal wearing this One-of-a-Kind “Intarsia” pendant. “Intarsia” is a lapidary technique of merging pieces of three different stones in to one seamless creation. Pizzazz is made up of Black Onyx, Gilson Opal and Quartz Crystal. The crystal has been texturized on the backside, which look like bubbles. Pizzazz is set…
This strand of pearls are so beautiful and sensuous! These Chinese Freshwater pearls are lavendar, peach, pink, cream & white and all natural. The sizing of the pearls are well matched 9.5-10.0mm ovals. The strand has exceptional luster with a rating of “Extra Fine”, and are hand-knotted on silk cord. The clasp is made of…
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…