Cloudy amber is very striking, and goes perfectly with black agate, so I couldn't resist pairing them for this piece.
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Peruvian opal is one of those unusual stones that is often overlooked. It doesn’t have the fire of Australian opals, but does have wonderful colouring.
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I adore banded agate, and when I saw these beads I knew they would make the prefect earring. The Victorians loved agate, but they tended to use the blacker stones. I love the contrast in these with the black surrounding the white stripe.
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These are stunning earrings. I found these beads, and noticing that they cascade down in size, wanted to make a dangly pair of earrings. I decided that a classic smallest at the top was the most suitable for these earrings. They look stunning on, and are lovely to wear! Very glamorous.
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I wanted to create a pair of statement earrings, and I wanted to use some gorgeous roundel beads I had. Pairing them with a pearl was easy, the contrast in the colours is just so delicious!
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I adore fluorite, and the strange shape of these beads meant they had to be either horizontal or vertical. Vertical wasn't really working for me, too much visible silver would have to arch over the top of the beads, and there was a risk they would tip, but I loved the horizontal, and I think they work really well.
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I owned these beads for years before realising that with a pearl, they make the most delightful, summery jewellery! I played around with the arrangement quite a lot, as I had had the beads for so long it was difficult to find exact matches, so I opted for making do with what I had. I decided that a single pearl was best, and that several butterflies on the necklace would make it decorative, but not too heavy. The first time I paired a butterfly and a pearl I knew I was onto a winner.
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