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palgun pawi


Organic, earthy... beautiful! These lovely natural looking earrings are made of *rare* hand carved turquoise blossoms, lively chrysoprase leaves, subtle aventurine accents, and earthy blue pearl bud vases. (NOTE: The stone is called blue pearl, the bud vases are NOT made of pearl.) All of the beautiful stones used in these earrings were carefully arranged by twisting and wrapping oxydized silver w
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palgun pawi - Organic, earthy... beautiful! These lovely natural looking earrings are made of *rare* hand carved turquoise blossoms, lively chrysoprase leaves, subtle aventurine accents, and earthy blue pearl bud vases. (NOTE: The stone is called blue pearl, the bud vases are NOT made of pearl.) All of the beautiful stones used in these earrings were carefully arranged by twisting and wrapping oxydized silver w
namu changmi - Namu changmi earrings remind me of delicate roses growing from a beloved planter on a back porch. These elegant earrings are made of paleish peach coral roses, soft green jade leaves, and subdued turquoise bud vases. These delicate looking earrings were created by carefully twisting and wrapping oxydized silver wire. These earrings are very light, and so they will be easy on the ears. Namu chan
changmi got - Spring is in the air! Spring is on your ears! Huh? These cute little earrings are refresingly springy. (If 'springy' is a word.) They are sculpted from hand carved pink coral blooms, aventurine accent beads, and faceted lemon jade bud vases. The sculpture of beads is held together by twisted and wrapped oxydized silver wire. These sweet earrings are light on the ears and so they will wear well
oduun got - This necklace is gorgeous! I think this is one of my best creations so far! The strands of oduun got (aka dark flower) are made of lightly polished onyx. The focal bead is a flower scupture hand-made by me. The stunning arrangement is made of lava rock, hand carved aqua jade, and two shades of aventurine. The arrangement of beads is held together by twisted and wrapped silver wire. The wire has be
changmi chugum pendant necklace - Fall gardens... the hint of death, the edge of decay, and a little bit of disrepair from a long summer of enjoyment. This rich necklace reminds me of all of these things. Changmi chugum (dying roses) is made of sensuous and generously sized coral blooms, hand cut jade leaves, smoky grey quartz accents, and a beautiful turquoise teardrop bud vase. All of the beads used to make this luscious pendant
aisukurim pendant necklace - Lovely + Bright + Fun = Aisukurim pendant necklace! This pretty pendant is made of *rare* hand carved turquoise blooms, lively jade leaves, and a lemon sorbet yellow bud vase. All of the stones in this pendant were carefully arranged by twisting and wrapping oxydized sterling silver wire. This pendand is strung on an oxydized sterling silver chain. The chain measures a total of 49cm (19in) in l

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