Wowza! In February 2006, as a way to showcase and sell my jewelry designs, I officially started my blog. At that time technology offering budget-friendly formats that made it possible for little guys like me to have a fully functioning website/online store didn’t exist. Hard to believe, I know; but it’s fact! So I figured that a blog was the next best thing. Fast forward eight years and not only is my blog still up and running (three hundred and twenty-two posts) but there is a fully functioning very lively separate website and online store highlighting about two hundred jewelry designs along with stories of their inspiration and creation!
Showing posts with label baroque pearls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label baroque pearls. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 26, 2014
Would You Believe Eight Years?
Wowza! In February 2006, as a way to showcase and sell my jewelry designs, I officially started my blog. At that time technology offering budget-friendly formats that made it possible for little guys like me to have a fully functioning website/online store didn’t exist. Hard to believe, I know; but it’s fact! So I figured that a blog was the next best thing. Fast forward eight years and not only is my blog still up and running (three hundred and twenty-two posts) but there is a fully functioning very lively separate website and online store highlighting about two hundred jewelry designs along with stories of their inspiration and creation!
Labels:
bangle,
baroque pearls,
carnelian,
citrine,
coin pearl,
crocheted rope,
crystal quartz,
eagle eye agate,
fluorite,
gemstone jewelry,
gold vermeil,
pearl,
pietersite,
rough gemstones,
smoky quartz,
sterling silver
Monday, November 04, 2013
Friendship Bracelets – All Grown Up
So
much talk of macramé and friendship bracelets in fashion these days…and I am
loving it. While regular followers know by now, I just need to tell all you new
peeps that my jewelry roots are in macramé and beads. Yes, indeed, I started
making and selling jewelry in 1967 in Southern California – height of the
hippie and bohemian era. While I was what I would call a beach kid – my knotted
and beaded cording designs fit the bill for all factions during the early years.
Labels:
bangle,
baroque pearls,
bead jewelry,
clear quartz,
friendship bracelet,
gemstone jewelry,
macrame jewelry,
milky aqua,
potay,
rutilated quartz,
smoky quartz,
stackable,
Throwback Thursday
Sunday, March 17, 2013
It's so Easy Being Green!
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| Green Aventurine, Prehnite & Freshwater Pearl Bracelet |
Maybe
it’s because it’s St. Patrick’s Day, maybe it’s because Pantone has named
Emerald the color of the year for 2013 or just maybe it’s because I gaze out
the studio window and I see little touches of green here and there. I am so happy
to see spring…so very happy. The winters in this part of the country are really
tough – at least for this born and raised SoCal girl.
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