Showing posts with label sculpted wire. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sculpted wire. Show all posts

Sunday, August 23, 2009

May the Sun Be With You



This is the coolest sunshine jasper I've ever run across. Love it and it looks great all wrapped up and dripping in gold (14/20).

Snowflakes in August

More work to do, the store hosing some of my work is moving uptown to Washington Square. That makes for a great opportunity to update my pictures and index everything like I should have done a some time ago.



So today, I've spent most of the day taking pictures, cleaning and making a few adjustments. It's a perfect day in Portland!

Thursday, June 25, 2009

Mustard quartzite wrapped in Silver


Lotus Jasper



There are numerous names for this jasper, I like Lotus, the streks of lavendar and green are outstanding. The top has moss green agates.

Chocolate Chain



Chocolate (Yummm) Chain and Copper Accent, byzantine weave

Tuesday, June 23, 2009




Jasper Desert Sands and Gold (14/20)

Saturday, May 30, 2009

Picture Jasper


With a created Ruby accent all wrapped up in Gold

Teal Blue (dyed) Mountain Jade


sold

Sunday, May 3, 2009


Mookaite jasper, also known as mookite, mookalite, mookerite,
moakite, moukalite and moukaite. However, mookaite is considered the correct
spelling and is named after the local area it comes from, Mooka Creek in the
Kennedy Ranges near Gascoyne Junction which is about 100 miles inland from the
coastal town of Carnarvon in Western Australia.

Mookaite is found only in Australia and is actually a fossiliferous sedimentary rock & it is reasonably common to find cavities left by decomposed belemnite casts or in some rare cases, impressions of ammonites. (Windalia Radiolarite) Microscopic examination shows this rock consists of the remains of tiny organisms known as radiolaria that have an unusual skeletal structure of opaline silica. Billions of these little critters were deposited as sediment in the shallow areas of ancient sea beds. When the seas retreated, these sediments were cemented into solid rock by silica carried in groundwater. The type and degree of silicification varies from place to place, forming opalite, chert and chalcedony.

Saturday, March 28, 2009

Copper and Rainforest Jasper

Charmed Heart




14ga Planished Copper Charmed Heart with 36" 18ga handcrafted charmed chain.

African Turquoise and Copper



Superior color in the stone, planished handcrafted chain

Wednesday, March 18, 2009



Marquise cut ocean blue quartz and sterling ring


I bought this thinking it was moss crystal, it turned out it was man made and I don't normally do man made but it was such a cool rock. (sold)


Tigereye and Gold
(sold)


Ocean Blue Quartz and Gold Ring


Yellow Jasper Gold Ring


Green Irish Glass and Gold