Sandra McCaw Jewelry

The unexpected.

It's common to admire the design

of a piece of exquisite jewelry

yet not be able to tell immediately

what the materials are.

Then one discovers the unexpected.

Jewelry from the Sandra McCaw studio

is exquisitely made with polymer.

It's an unexpectedly delightful

discovery because so many of her

wonderful creations seem to be

made with other materials,

such as enamels or paints.

Sandra explains her inspiration

by saying,

“In working with polymer clay, I am able to create complex patterns where lines seem to lose their distinction and blend, and where colors bloom and merge. Polymer clay, with its richness of color and flexibility, allows me to create the intricate patterns that I love."

One can't help but love the

intricacy found in her

"Woven Earrings" made with

polymer and 23K gold leaf.

Sandra's "Leaves Necklace" is also made of polymer
and 23K gold leaf with glass beads.

Her brooch called, "Floating Leaves, Autumn"

is just as stunning.

We will always admire spectacular jewelry and

we will always delight in finding the unexpected.

The unexpected in design, in workmanship,

and in materials.

We find this work to be inspiring.

What do you think?

We'd love to know.

Cara Romano Jewelry

We're always intrigued when

an artist combines metals

with textiles, and we find a great

deal to be intrigued about

whenever we see

the sterling silver and felt jewelry

created by Cara Romano.

We are enamored with the

combination of sterling silver

and brightly-colored, felted wool

-- it clearly exposes the duality

of the softness of the felt

with the rigidity of the metal.

Here is an example of a pendant

from Cara's Felted Silver Collection.

These earrings are from her Stitched Felt Collection.

This pendant is from her Abacus Collection.

Intriguing work using intriguing materials.

Always a winner in our book!

Enjoy!

M. Sturman Jewelry

Enchanting designs combined
with superb craftsmanship
are the hallmarks of jewelry
created by the M. Sturman studio.


M. Sturman designs are handwoven

and crocheted by Peggy Sturman

using gems, pearls, vintage

beads and Swarovski crystals.

Each lovely design is guided by

color, shape, and texture.

Here are a few examples

of the broad range of

work that Peggy does.

Here is her Ruffled Cuff bracelet.

 

This freeform handwoven

collar is called, Be Mine.

This lovely necklace is called,

Sunshine and Flowers.

Each creation is a visual harmony

of light and form, elevating

her rich and lavish designs

to something wonderful and enchanting.

We adore it all.

What do you think?

Let us know, we'd love to hear from you.

Victoria Lansford Jewelry

Elegance. Intricacy. Splendor.

Some words are used sparingly

yet provide a wealth of description.

It is precisely words like

elegant, intricate, and splendid

that truly do describe the

rich and lavish jewelry

created by Victoria Lansford.

Techniques ranging from

chasing and repousse to

granulation, filigree, and more

are showcased in her work.

One of our favorite pieces is this

hinged-cuff bracelet called, 

Stardust on my Sleeve.

These earrings are called

Spiral Dance

This necklace is called

Entwine

We always look forward

to more of the one-of-a-kind

pieces offered by Victoria.

Let us know your opinions.

We'd love to hear from you.

Anastasia Azure Jewelry

History has shown that
combining things and ideas can

lead to spectacular results.

Combining weaving techniques with

metalsmithing processes can lead

to spectacular jewelry.

Anastasia Azure's jewelry is spectacular.

Her work combines an

ancient weaving technique

with traditional metalsmithing

and contemporary materials.

As she succinctly describes on

her website, Anastasia creates 

her jewelry by hand weaving on a

floor loom with metals and plastics.

We adore the results of her work.

This bracelet is called Fleur de Lis.

This necklace is called

Attract Inside Out

This brooch is called Golden Trifolium.

Her unique, handmade jewelry
results in structured, clean designs
creating pieces that are both
elegant and organic.

Let us know what you think.
We welcome your opinions.

Molly Dingledine Jewelry

Molly Dingledine creates botanically-inspired jewelry that

evokes springtime all year round. 

We love the lush organic compositions found in her collections.

This piece is from her one-of-a-kind work, called Flower Ring.

(If you look closely you'll see it's meant

to be worn on two fingers.)

 

This piece is from her larger collection and is called

Falling Leaf Necklace Cluster Pearls.

 

This piece is called Full Lotus Necklace

 

Molly creates a visually-stunning display

of richness and complexity.

Every piece is delightful.

Enjoy!