Showing posts with label cabochon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cabochon. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 21, 2011

At the last moment

It has been so long since I wrote here last time!
I think I better hurry and show my new projects before this year ends.
I begin with some jewelry I’ve made for Christmas.

Three brooches with serpentine cabochons.

Two of them have a “real Christmas” design and the last one has been already sold at the Christmas Bazaar in November.

Two similar necklaces in Christmas colors with embroidered pendants and spiral ropes. The pendants are made with milky quartz cabochons.

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Sunday, April 24, 2011

Pearl Collar

A new embroidered necklace. This time I’ve used “water treasures”: fossilized coral cabochon and freshwater pearls; and blue rivoli Swarovski, Czech and Japanese seed beads, and metal findings as well.
I’ve chosen the color “coffee with milk” as the primary color of the necklace. I wanted to emphasize the iridescent whiteness of the Biwa pearls (they are so "wrong" in shape, but so beautiful). I’ve also used Czech beads mix (gold nuances), which suit the golden colors in the cabochon.
So now I’m ready for our summer vacation!





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Tuesday, March 22, 2011

"Cheshire Puss"

"Well! I've often seen a cat without a grin," thought Alice; "but a grin without a cat! It's the most curious thing I ever saw in all my life!"
Those two necklaces were made at the same time and I practically used the same beads selection for them. The idea was to make ONE necklace and with help of colors to create a stylized image of the CAT. But then I began to understand that the necklace will be too unwieldy – too much for me and not my style. So I decided to split it into two projects.
And here they are: a Cellini spiral Necklace with a metal pendant and a big embroidered pendant with a turquoise cabochon.

Thursday, November 18, 2010

"January" (a collar and earrings)




A big jump to cold color spectrum.


From the bright and warm autumn colors – into the January tinkling air and frosty silver patterns.





Blue agates in silver. Very simple and rather strict.
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Sunday, June 27, 2010

One more and that will be all … I think.

This necklace is a gift for my sister as well.
A rectangular cabochon of dark-blue pietersite, Czech and Japanese seed beads.
I am very pleased with the result: pendant looks very smart. But it wasn’t easy to make a good photo of it. The pendant seems to be not too photogenic :)
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Saturday, May 29, 2010

Two-month delay



Golden sunrays are melting blue-gray ice. And although there are still plenty snow around, that’s March – the first month of spring.

Saturday, May 8, 2010

So, here it is – my first BIG bead embroidery



I’ve named this necklace The Master.
A big powerful bird is flying over the mountains, forests - over land and water.


It’s The Master of Nature and a part of it.



Thursday, May 6, 2010

A Spring necklace


Snowdrops, young tender leaves and lilies, one of my favorite flowers.
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Sunday, January 31, 2010

A necklace with a pendant


The stone - Spider Web Turquoise; Czech seed beads.
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Tuesday, December 22, 2009

Nubian Desert

Sun, Sand and Stones.

Cabochons - River Stones.


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Friday, October 30, 2009

Friday, October 16, 2009

Around a Coral fossil


Finally I’ve made something lighter!
A very light coral fossil agate. It demanded white or light blue colors. I’ve chose to dress it in white with a cream frame around it. A few transparent drops below - only hint at the fringe – like a reflection of the transparent “rays” in the stone.

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Friday, August 21, 2009

Fresh and mysterious

A fluorite set: a necklace and a bracelet.
The basic of them is a cubic rope, which I’ve decorated with fluorite chips.
In the middle of the necklace I’ve placed an amethyst cabochon. Its color is very close to the color of fluorite.
All together they remind me about wild violets.

Grey and White


I didn’t know those colors can give so beautiful effect, before I’ve made this pendant.
Here I’ve also used embroidery, and I liked to do it very much. The stone is unknown, just some grey and white stone.

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Crazy Agate


This cabochon is so beautiful! I love it! And I love this necklace, especially its color!

Embroidery


This cabochon is the very first, where I’ve used embroidery. The stone is Moss Agate Cabochon, the beads – czech seed beads.
It’s very green and a little bit dark, but I think it looks nice and classy.

Here they come!


And then… Gemstones!
That is my very first cabochon that I’ve used in my project.
The stone is a blue Jadeite, it looks simple but classy.