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Something Different

Posted by Delia Stone on 1/7/2008
I am a lover of ammonites/ammolites! They fascinate me to no end. I recieved this Ammonite from Canada and decided that I didn't want to do anything that would distract the eye from the incredible beauty of the stone. To that end, I simply framed it in a 14k gold fill netting utilizing a classic lace making technique known as needle lace. A solitary green sapphire adorns the bail. The toggle is also handmade, but I had to settle for Swarovski accents for a nice color match because I had no other green sapphires that would work on the gauge of wire I had to use to create a sturdy toggle.
I love this piece so much that I've decided to make it part of my private collection.

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Netted Ammolite
Capturing the past. Ammonite, Green Tundra Sapphire, Swarovski Toggle.
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Netted Tigerseye
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Decembers Secret
Ornate Bezel Work
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Lace work pendant

Lace work pendant

Since my focus seems to be inexplicably bound to needle lace work these days I decided to start working on some variations. This stitch is called the button hole stitch. It's made by creating a double eye on either side of each loop. The double eyes look like tiny pretzels. :)

I've included multiple gallery pictures of pendants I'm working on with this technique.
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 User:   Delia Stone  ( ) Contact User 
Delia Stone
Creating artful jewelry is my passion. I enjoy working with wire. I've taken metal-smithing classes but wire wrap remains my first love. The process of making jewelry is almost like alchemy to me - transforming a pile of beads and wire into something wonderful and pleasing to the eye. I love the challenge of bringing a vision to life to share it with others.
I also do custom work. Please feel free to contact me with questions or comments.

Delia Stone
Pensacola FL 32505 
http://www.DeliaStone.com





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