Inspiration for pieces explained

 Silver Droplet Bracelet and Necklace    

I found these at one of my suppliers, and fell in love with them. They are droplets of solid silver, and have a gorgeous weight to them. I decided on creating the bracelet like this to make a river of silver around the wrist. 

Although I could have used elastic, I was worried that the weight of the pieces would be too much, and the piece would not last, so I used a thick stringing thread instead, made of strands of steel!  

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Inspiration for pieces explained

Agate Necklace    

   

I love agate, and couldn't resist these beads. As they are large, I decided to put them on a solid chain, and make it a long length. This piece can be worn doubled up.    

For more details, see:    http://www.jewellerydragon.com/HTML/Products/N22042/Necklace.htm     

     
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Inspiration for pieces explained

Carnelian Cuff Bracelet    

    

These beads are just so amazing! Each one has a cut-out for a bead, and although I could have used a contrasting colour or more carnelian, I decided on silver to give a shimmer to the piece, and not make the colours too overwhelming. I also like that it makes the piece 'metal' without being too masculine.  

For more details, see:    http://www.jewellerydragon.com/HTML/Products/B22021/Bracelet.htm          

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