Inspiration for pieces explained: Multi Coloured Sapphire Earrings

 

I bought a strand of multi-coloured sapphires with actually very few blue ones on it. I decided to match up a few of the colours to make a multi-coloured pair. It's unusual, and a great talking point as they are all sapphires and illustrate the range of colours beautifully. It looks lovely, and I know I can't make them again, not unless I come across such a wonderful strand of gems again!

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Inspiration for pieces explained: Strawberries and Cream Sapphire Earrings

   
I bought a strand of multi-coloured sapphires with actually very few blue ones on it. I decided to match up a few of the colours to make a multi-coloured pair. It's unusual, and a great talking point as they are all sapphires and illustrate the range of colours beautifully. It looks lovely, and I know I can't make them again, not unless I come across such a wonderful strand of gems again!

For more details, see: http://www.jewellerydragon.com/E22218.htm.

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Inspiration for pieces explained: Pink Coral Rose Earrings

These rose beads are just so delicately carved I wanted them to be shown with no clutter or frills. I wound the pin around the back of the bead to prevent the bead from slipping around, and making sure the rose is always visible. 

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Inspiration for pieces explained: Pink Opal Earrings

    

I love opals, and what a lot of people don't realise is that they come in a variety of colours. I wanted to stack them up to make the earrings as bold as possible, even though they are such a delicate colour.

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Inspiration for pieces explained: Pink Chalcedony Earrings

    


I wanted to 'tower' up these stones to enrich the colour, and make smaller beads seem much more substantial. I think they work really well, casual, but elegant.

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Inspiration for pieces explained: Pink Chalcedony Bracelet

I love pink quartz, but finding good quality stones is very difficult. So when I was looking to make a pink bracelet, I found some chalcedony stones instead. The colour is intense, and the layering of this piece makes it feel substantial and rich to wear.

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Inspiration for pieces explained: Oh My! Sparkling Ruby and Rock Crystal Earrings

     

   

I really wanted to create a special range of jewellery, and the most precious gems available were the obvious choice. However, as I wanted to create an affordable range, I wanted to distribute the stones within the pieces, while still giving them the maximum impact. This was partially inspired by some incredible 'triangular' stones I had found, that I wanted to use in a special a piece as possible. 

These became earrings in the Oh My! range. So, I decided to use rock crystal. Because of the high-sparkle impact of the stones, and the refractive qualities, it takes the rubies and really emphasises them to the max. Stunning, and very exiting! Next step, diamonds :)     

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Inspiration for pieces explained: Silver Heart with Pink Chalcedony Drop Earrings

         

I found these hearts at a supplier, and decided that they would look great with pink. Having these drops of chalcedony already, it wasn't too much of a leap to add them together!     

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Inspiration for pieces explained: Pink Chalcedony and Butterfly Necklace

         

I found these butterflies online at the same time I bought the chalcedony, and felt that they made the perfect pair. I did try to make matching earrings, but settled for just the chalcedony as the butterflies were very heavy!     

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Inspiration for pieces explained: Pink chalcedony earrings

     

With such a girly colour, I knew I wanted to make these earrings fun and flirty!    

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Inspiration for pieces explained: Pink Chalcedony Necklace

  

 The elegance of this stone was begging to be emphasised, so a simple chain was the way to go.    

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Inspiration for pieces explained: Silver Heart with Pink Chalcedony Drop Earrings

      

I found these hearts at a supplier, and decided that they would look great with pink. Having these drops of chalcedony already, it wasn't too much of a leap to add them together!    

For more details, see:    http://www.jewellerydragon.com/E22042.htm  

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Inspiration for pieces explained: Pink Chalcedony and Butterfly Necklace

       

I found these butterflies online at the same time I bought the chalcedony, and felt that they made the perfect pair. I did try to make matching earrings, but settled for just the chalcedony as the butterflies were very heavy!    

For more details, see:    http://www.jewellerydragon.com/N22019.htm

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Inspiration for pieces explained: Pink Delight Bracelet

       

Finding good rose quartz is difficult, as it is actually a very pale stone. When I found these I knew I wanted something frothy, but also needed to have them close together to help emphasise the colour. 

I was also pleased that there were different sizes of bead to give texture and movement to the piece, the silver with the pink helps too!    

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Inspiration for pieces explained: Pink Chalcedony Necklace

       

The elegance of this stone was begging to be emphasised, so a simple chain was the way to go.    

For more details, see:    http://www.jewellerydragon.com/HTML/Products/N22052/Necklace.htm              

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Inspiration for pieces explained: Silver Heart with Pink Chalcedony Drop Earrings

       

I found these hearts at a supplier, and decided that they would look great with pink. Having these drops of chalcedony already, it wasn't too much of a leap to add them together!    

For more details, see:    http://www.jewellerydragon.com/HTML/Products/E22042/Earrings.htm      

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Inspiration for pieces explained

Pink Chalcedony and Butterfly Necklace    

   

I found these butterflies online at the same time I bought the chalcedony, and felt that they made the perfect pair. 

I did try to make matching earrings, but settled for just the chalcedony as  the butterflies were very heavy!        

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Style ideas

            

19/06/2011    The Sunday Times Style Magazine

Enhance a block colour dess with a matching dangly bracelet.   

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