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Queen Sycamore
Close your eyes then imagine glimpsing the sun as you lay on the summer grass looking up through the branches of a sycamore tree.
This piece was designed to capture that moment. The stone is citrine, approximately 8 carats, with over 200 facets all hand-cut by the artist. The setting is a sterling cast of a sycamore twig. Price is $775 Purchase via Square using this link: Purchase Queen Sycamore

Blue Willow

This willow branch came from the beautiful grounds at Jester Park . The stone nestled in the crook of this branch is an Iolite, a striking violet-blue color that displays different colors depending on the angle you view it from. The colors come from garnet and hematite that may be part of the stone’s chemical makeup. Price is $140. Purchase through Square using this link: Purchase Blue Willow

Larimar Seascape
Iridescent azure waters lapping against a black beach were meant to be captured in this design. This piece includes 1.1 ounces of silver and 15.7 grams of Larimar. The solder lines and setting have complimentary textures. The bale is balanced on the curve to allow the piece to hang level, yet continue the flow of the design. A silver chain is included. Price is $225. Purchase via Square using this link: Purchase Link

Amethyst Flower

This 7 carat amethyst is cut in a pattern called “Amethyst Flower”. This is a unique cut as a single flower is cut in the base and the angles create a bouquet of flowers when viewed from the crown (top). The artist hand-cut over 100 facets to create this gem. The setting is a sterling sycamore branch cast from an sycamore twig using the Lost-wax method. Cost is $460 and may be purchased through Square using this link: Purchase Amethyst Flower

Autumn Leaves
A leaf-shaped piece of Chiapas amber is the focal point of this piece. Fall abounds in this design, The prongs and wide copper tabs were designed to resemble the edges of other fallen leaves as frost and winter approach. Price is $78 and may be purchased through Square using this link: Purchase Autumn Leaves

Lotus Blossom
This “padparadscha” sapphire is named for an aquatic lotus blossom who’s unique color fluctuates between pink and orange as the light changes. This stone is a natural, lab grown gem as natural sapphires of this size are rare. The stone is set into a sterling oak branch from the Renaissance Faire Grounds in MN. Price is $190 and may be purchased through Square using this link: Purchase Lotus Blossom

Western Canyon
We chose to incorporate the pyrite (gold-tone mineral) embedded in this Kingman turquoise rather than cut it into smaller pieces. The pyrite forms the “canyon” of the design. The setting is two separate, sterling silver sycamore twigs that join seamlessly at the top. Approx 2.5″ long and approx 1.5″ wide. Price is $225. purchase through square using this link: Purchase Western Canyon

Guardian

Reserved for those who choose to live on the wild side. This extra long rose branch with multiple, sharp thorns guards a checkerboard top Iolite gemstone. Beware of this unusual beauty. Price is $180 and may be purchased through Square: Purchase Guardian

Winter Sky
The topaz in this piece was cut by the artist and is approximately 5 carats. The gemstone is cut in a pattern called “Graham Princess” a variation on the standard princess cut. The stone is set within a cast, sterling silver oak twig. Price is $420, purchase through Square using this link; Purchase Winter Sky

Sage Leaf
This is an example of a sage leaf created using the Lost-wax method. The leaf was embedded in plaster, burnt out for over 5 hours, leaving a void in the plaster. The void was filled with molten, sterling silver. The mold is then destroyed to reveal the “cast”. Purchase one of our sterling sage leaves, complete with a sterling chain for $44. We’ll send a unique cast between 1.25 and 2.5″ long. Satisfaction is guaranteed- we can email you a copy of the exact piece at your request (lisa@trinkets4u.com). Purchase via square using this link: Sage Leaf

Open Window

Time stopped for this ancient snail species and it will forever be swimming through it’s translucent sea. The snail was misidentified as Truitella and is from Elimia tenera once found in Wyoming riverbeds. This cut with the natural stone left at the top of the piece and an open bezel is part of our signature design approach.
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Silver Orchid (1)

This is an example of a phalenopsis orchid cast using the Lost-was method. The orchid was embedded in plaster, burnt out for over 5 hours, leaving a void in the plaster. The void was filled with molten, sterling silver. The mold is then destroyed to reveal the “cast”. Purchase one of our sterling orchids, complete with a sterling chain for $74. We’ll send a unique cast that is approximately 1.5 inches wide and with .4 to 0.8 grams of sterling silver. Satisfaction is guaranteed- we can email you a copy of the exact piece at your request (lisa@trinkets4u.com). . Purchase via Square using this link:
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Almafi

The deep blues and flashes of color in this labradorite are reminiscent of the Amalfi Coast. Almafi is on a a stretch of coastline in southern Italy overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea and the Gulf of Salerno. The ares is known for the beauty of the blue sea and the relaxed lifestyle that fits with the essence of this piece
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