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Sonoran Sunrise Pendant
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…
Mandarine Blush Dazzler
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…
Shark’s Tooth Slider
For the bold and daring man. A genuine shark’s tooth slider handmade in 14K Gold-Filled wire. It would look ruggedly grunge on a thick leather cord and a bit more sophisticated on 7mm beveled curb chain. The Shark’s Tooth Slider measures 2 ¼” L x 1 7/8″ W.
Chrysoprase with Diamond Pendant/Slider
This pendant does your heart good. Here is a one-of-a-kind Australian Chrysoprase with a 0.13ctw. Diamond set with 24K Gold and set in 18K Yellow Gold pendant or slider. This pendant/slider features my “Hidden Bale” and will accommodate a simple chain, a thick chain, an omega or a neck ring. The Chrysoprase pendant/slider measures 1…
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…
Orange Sherbet with Sparkles
If you want to lift your spirits, wearing this pendant will fill the bill. First of all, it’s a double pendant! The On top is a gemmy bright carnelian. Carnelian has been found in jewelry from Ancient Egypt and older. On the bottom is a colorful and sparkly Rainbow Pyrite Druzy, that comes from Ural…


