
I wanted to come and let everyone know that I've been learning to do more in the way of creating unique, one-of-a-kind sterling silver and gold filled gemstone jewelry, all made with just my own two hands and some very basic tools. I am sharing a pair of dangle earrings I just created, which have a rhodochrosite donut, freshwater pearls, and two tiny little agate beads in the centers of each donut, along with a rose gold plated butterfly. I love using the butterfly with pearls, as it is a symbol of new beginnings, and change from one being into another. The pearl is symbolic of purity and love, loyalty and goodness of heart, along with other wonderful traits we should all nurture, develop, share and cherish in ourselves and with those around us. I love the softness and femininity of the pastels as well - they add to the effect of the symbolism of pearl and the butterfly, somehow amplifying the meaning of whatever change and newness a woman is experiencing within.

While I seem to have gone off on a tangent, I hope to have gotten across the importance of meaning in each piece that I create for those who purchase from me. I have always felt that one who makes jewelry, or any other artistic piece - is really just embellishing what the Creator has already placed here for our enjoyment, and so I want what I make to have a special meaning, and to acknowledge that we are creative because He made us in HIS image. I am a firm believer in the philosophy that we need to use those talents to honor and give back to HIM in some way,
Well, I will end the discussion on creating jewelry for now, and I hope this has helped to explain my motivation a bit. I hope that you enjoy the earrings, which, by the way, are for sale, and cost only $35, which is a steal for all natural and hand made items. It is my introductory price, which will be for just
the first week after listing. Next week, the price will be $45, beginning on Wednesday. Of course, I hope that they sell before then. Also, I am able to do custom orders of this style, in 14K gold filled, sterling or copper. Soon, I will also be posting jewelry done in a variety of permanently colored copper and aluminum wires, as well. This will help to keep costs down for those who are unable to keep up with the rapid and constant rise in the prices of precious metals. I hope to have an ecnomical line which is just as beautiful as the precious metal line., and will inclueboth natural gemstones and beads, as well as glass, wood, and other natural elememts. I will also be using precious metal clay, beginning with the pure silver clay. This will enable me to make pieces which appear to be cast, and will be much more weighty than those done in wire, in addition to more sculptural. I am excited about beginning this new phase of my jewelry making career. I hope that you all enjoy what I bring to this site.
Lastly, I will eventually be attempting to create some tutorials, so that I can share the wonderful feeling of accomplishment that comes from learning to do something new, and completing each new step towards making an entire, beautiful piece, uniquely your own. I hope you enjoy this as much as I think I am going to!
So, for now, jewelry and gemstone lovers of the world, I am going to end this post, and share the picture of the earrrings which I just created. I wish all of you a wonderful and blessed day/night, lots of joy, love, and many blessings until next time. I hope you will leave your comments, and also, if you are interested in the earrings, do leave me a message/comment -I will not post it with any important information (as you know, I must moderate all comments before they are posted, according to my decision, so it is okay to leave me your email address, in which case, I will get back to you with arrangements for your purchase). Additionally, if you are interested in purchasing any of the items in the slide show on the right side of the page here, (scroll down some), you may comment with which item, and your email adress, and again - I will not post this information), and we can discuss these items as well.
Thank you all for coming to read and view my site, and I look forward to seeing you here again soon, with more new pieces here for you to admire!.
Blessings,
ninib :)
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