Indigo Bar Necklace
$160.00The Indigo Bar Necklace is a rectangular micromosaic of pink-cored iridescent seed beads set in hand-tinted peacock blue clay, framed in sterling silver and hung from a hand-braided cord in matching tones.
The Indigo Bar Necklace is a rectangular micromosaic of pink-cored iridescent seed beads set in hand-tinted peacock blue clay, framed in sterling silver and hung from a hand-braided cord in matching tones.
Pink-cored iridescent seed beads are set micromosaic-style into hand-tinted peacock blue clay — the clay itself iridescent, like the sheen on a peacock feather — bezeled in sterling silver and hung from French hook ear wires.
A piece of beach glass I gathered along the Oregon coast, held by a hand-worked copper band and strung on three strands of waxed linen cord.
A beach pebble I collected along the Oregon coast, framed in hand-worked copper and hung from three strands of waxed cotton cord.
A faceted lapis lazuli bead floats inside a diamond-shaped sterling silver frame, swaying gently from a long, open earwire.
A brushed silver frame slides faceted lapis lazuli beads along a chain of tiny lapis lazuli, finished with a clasp that adjusts from 16 to 18 inches.
Teal clay, hand-tinted and set in sterling silver — a small diamond that sits close and stays quiet. Teal Point is available on a fine foxtail chain or a tonal kumihimo cord, adjustable from 16 to 18 inches.
Two circles, two tones — a larger disc of iridescent peacock blue suspended on a slender sterling wire, with a smaller gray circle anchoring the drop below. Geometric in form, quietly alive in movement.
Deep Water Trio — three sterling silver stacking rings, each set with a small circle of hand-tinted clay in tones pulled from the ocean floor: teal, dark blue, and slate gray. Wear them layered or alone; either way, they carry something of the sea.