Group of pendants available.
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#P-1 — Silver and Howlite
A very fancy wrap with silver wire and a howlite cabachon. Proof that I
can have too much time on my hands!
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#P-2 — Picture Jasper
This is why they call it "picture jasper". I rarely work with brass wire
(I'm actually allergic!), but it seemed appropriate here.
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#P-3 — Crystal Point
A natural quartz crystal point wrapped with coppper wire. I also make
these with smaller points and finer wire for earrings.
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#P-4 — Tumbled crystal
A piece of tumbled rock crystal, wrapped with copper wire.
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#P-5 — Oooh, Shiny!
These are pieces of bauxite I found in a rock shop, and immeditaly my
inner rock collector made me buy them. I have wrapped them in copper to
make interesting pendants.
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#P-6 — Crackle Quartz Bead
This is a large crackle quartz bead worked with copper to make a simple
pendant. This technique works with almost any size bead.
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#P-7 — More Tumbled Quartz
A different stone, same technique.
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#P-8 — Very Fancy Tumbled Quartz
This is me with too much silver wire, a nice stone, and a baseball game on
the TV.
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#P-9 — Arrowheads
Not "real" arrowheads, but I had fun playing with them. They would make
nice men's necklaces, strung on some leather cord.
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#P-10 — Fossils
These are two fossilized ammonites, cut in half, polished, and wrapped in
copper. The left one is wrapped using square wire that I have twisted. I
love using small fossils in my work.
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#P-11 — Tektite
Tektites are pieces of glass formed when a large meteorite strikes the
Earth. They are heavy for their size, and form very interesting shapes.
This one is wrapped in copper wire, and is about 2.5" long.
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#P-12 — Basalt
Just a nice piece of basalt that I thought would make a striking pendant.
Does, doesn't it? Wrapped in copper.
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#P-13 — Picture Jasper
This is what it looks like in a tumbled form. Works well with copper, I
thought.
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#P-14 — Colored quartz
Nice piece of stone, actually half yellow, wrapped in copper.
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#P-15 — Quint's Revenge (Sharks Teeth)
I love wrapping shark's teeth. They make great pendants and earrings since
they aren't very heavy. One is in brass, the other in copper. Kids really
love these.
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#P-16
Green calcite pendant, wrapped in hand-twisted copper wire. Reversible.
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#P-17
Small trilobite pendant, wrapped in hand-twisted sterling wire.
Small fossil sea urchin pendant, wrapped in hand-twisted sterling wire.
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#P-18
Various wrapped coins
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#P-19
Freeform handmade jasper cabochon, wrapped in sterling silver wire.
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#P-20
Chrysoberyl concretion wrapped in sterling silver and 14k gold-filled wire.
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#P-21
Small agate geode pendant, with drusy quartz crystals in the hollow, wrapped in hand-twisted sterling wire.
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#P-22
Onyx geode pendant, polished on front and back, wrapped in hand-twisted sterling wire.
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#P-23
Orthoceras fossil in matrix, wrapped in sterling silver wire.
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#P-24
Fossil Great White shark tooth, wrapped in sterling silver wire.
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