In the last posting, I showed you some faux opals I'd been playing with. Today, I'd like to share some pendants that use real stones for embellishment. The rust one has a series of jasper lentils off-set down the left side. The faux wood has a tiger eye cab. My favorite is the navy blue piece, with a Mexican opal in the center. The fire in the stone goes so well with the copper in the "window." These are all designed to hang from a simple chain or wire. It's been fun to experiment with polymer "settings" - and I know I'll be doing more soon.
Sunday, October 16, 2011
Real Stones & Polymer
In the last posting, I showed you some faux opals I'd been playing with. Today, I'd like to share some pendants that use real stones for embellishment. The rust one has a series of jasper lentils off-set down the left side. The faux wood has a tiger eye cab. My favorite is the navy blue piece, with a Mexican opal in the center. The fire in the stone goes so well with the copper in the "window." These are all designed to hang from a simple chain or wire. It's been fun to experiment with polymer "settings" - and I know I'll be doing more soon.
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