Silver Bike

Sterling silver stylized bike  brooch set with white topaz stones that were found on Flinders Island in Bass Strait  Australia. Hard to balance odd shaped stones but was able to by using the circles around the stones and created movement by placing claws off centre.

Latvian twist

Gents sterling silver ring  tried to work out the traditional twist and plate of Latvian male ring design. Its not exactly the same but my husband who has Latvian heritage loves the ring any way.

Blue Flower

   One of my favorite design for a ring. It has a modern shank, in 9kt yellow gold, with the under bezel  and setting in 9kt white . The suggestion of a flower form and scrolls harks back to the Art Noveau  period.   The beautiful 5mm  steel blue Australian sapphire set in the middle real stands out  because of the setting design which lets the light flood in under the stone Diamonds in the petals give it a delicate touch.

Devine pendant

  Pendant made for a client using  sterling silver for the frame, settings,  fine vine and  9kt pink gold for the vine stem and leafs.
Topazes, light blue sapphire and diamonds are the stones used these came out of family jewellery left to the client so we incorporated them in to one piece that she could wear and cherish.  The size was about 6cm length  x 3cm  wide.

Deco Delight

Platinum  and diamond ring remake was created using diamonds from 3 rings. The center diamond  is approx 75 points, 16 other brilliant cut diamonds .015 pt -.02 pts  and 4 baguette cut diamonds approx 10 pt each which make a large flat ring  worn on the middle finger with plenty of impact.

Devine Watermelon

 A one of handmade 9kt pink gold leaves and sterling silver vine pendant set with a natural form tourmaline watermelon crystal. this pendant sold with in a week of making it.

Mokume-gane Wedding ring

 This wedding ring was made for my son. I have always wanted to attempt  making  mokume-gane metal and I knew that it was thwart with problems but love for my son keep me persisting.  Mokume-gane is a mixed-metal laminate with distinctive layered patterns. This term describes a Japanese metalworking procedure, which comes in the form of a mixed-metal laminate with distinctive layered patterns. Mokume gane translates closely to "wood grain metal" or "wood eye metal", describing the way the metal takes on the appearance of natural wood grain.  So if anyone else would like a piece of jewellery using mokume-gane metal I will be buying the alloy already made but you still end up with a unique item.