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By Lee Anne Park and Ann Turpin Thayer These stone pieces (Scrimstones) are created using a unique art form developed by the artist and inspired by the ancient arts of Scrimshaw and S’graffito. The image is scratched into the surface of the stone using a stylus just as the ancient sailors scratched their designs into…
Garnet Sword Pin
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.
High Frequency 1 Pendant
Here is a One-Of-A-Kind dynamic duo of feminine delights in a two gemstone pendant. On top is lovely oval Lavender Jade from Myanmar (Burma) and below is an elongated pear-shaped Chrysoprase from Australia. This color range is referred to as being in the high frequency feminine vibration. The pair are set in 14K Yellow Gold…
Silver Lights Boulder Opal
Silver Lights Boulder Opal Pendant shows an array of color play – greens, blues, reds, oranges and purples.This pendant is set in Argentium™ Sterling Silver with my “Hidden Bail™” that enables use of an omega, thick chain or thinner chain. The pendant measures 1 5/8″ H x 1/2″ W.
Rainbow Moonstone Pendant
Moonstone’s energy is reflective, lunar and introspective, hence it’s name. Moonstone was once considered the traveler’s stone was used to protect against hazardous travel. It is also a charm of good fortune. What woman wouldn’t want to wear this beauty? Moonstone shows a blue whitish opalescence which glides off the surface of cabochons. Interference…
Rainbow Delight
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…


