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Silver chains, Oregon Sunstones, and moonstone beaded earrings
Here's a nice pair of pretty dangle earrings with sterling silver leverback. The little chains each suspend three beads, a glowing 7mm Oregon Sunstone, a shimmering 4mm moonstone, and a sparkling little 3mm Oregon Sunstone. Tell her she's your sun and moon! Buy her these adorable earrings today. Or buy them for yourself!
Size 6 Pink Oregon Sunstone Ring (2.25ct Concave Cut) in Sterling Silver with CZ Accents
Spectacular Oregon Sunstone pendant in sterling silver
This Oregon Sunstone pendant features a bicolor mostly green with pink and champagne, concave cut stone. It weighs 7.8ct and would retail for over $700 for the stone alone.
The stone in this pendant is special, not only because of the rare green/pink bicolor aspect but also because of the special "concave cut."
Concave refers to the surface of the facet. Rather than being flat, the facet is curved in a concave direction. The cutting process is similar to traditional faceting except that rather than cutting on a flat disk, a smaller cylinder is used. This cuts the curved facet. These curved facets work like lenses and create a more dramatic difference in light and dark area''s in the stone, and give the illusion that there are a lot more facets than there really are. The most noticeable effects come from facets on the pavilion of the stone.
Oregon Sunstone is the official state gemstone, and it's so easy to see why. The colors are just amazing, and this one is no exception.
It's set in a pretty sterling silver setting with a nice 18" chain included.
Split Shank Sterling Silver Ring with 2.5ct Bicolor Red-Green Oregon Sunstone – Trillion Cut Concave Faceting, Size 6
Sterling Silver Coffin Cut Black Onyx Pendant – Ornate Filigree Gothic Necklace
Stunning hand knotted Oregon Sunstone and moonstone necklace
This hand knotted Oregon Sunstone and moonstone beaded necklace features beautiful faceted Oregon Sunstone beads, some with amazing copper schiller. There's a very large moonstone bead at the center.
Each bead is hand knotted with silk thread and small silver seed beads between each one.
The clasp is attached with sterling silver hardware and a handmade sterling silver adjustment chain. 18-20".
Sunstone & Monstone leverback earrings
This pair of leverback earrings features a faceted Oregon Sunstone bead and a smooth moonstone set in sterling silver.
They're simple and elegant, can be worn for everyday or an elegant evening out.
The dazzle from the Oregon Sunstone beads is absolutely magical the way they catch the light. The soft glow of the white moonstone beads is warm and inviting. Put them together, and you've got a powerful pair of stones for mental clarity and intuition.
Swat Pakistan emerald 1.05ct
I have here a lovely oval emerald ready to go into your engagement or other very special ring or pendant.
This one has beautiful clarity and the most mesmerizing color. A true work of the earth's art.
Sourced from Swat Valley Pakistan, this emerald is only treated with minor oil. Nothing more.
Emeralds are 20x rarer than diamonds, but the price of this stone will not cost you nearly as much as a comparable diamond. This is because of my relationships with the source in Pakistan and the great price on rough I get, I can pass these savings along to you, the consumer.
Weighing 1.05ct and measuring 7x5.5mm
Tennis bracelet – Sterling silver and Champagne Oregon Sunstone
Tiny Swat Valley Pakistan emerald, 0.27ct
Here's a very pretty little brilliant green emerald from Swat Valley Pakistan.
The color is incredible, and though it's small, still stand out on l in the right piece.
Maybe you'll use it in a dainty ring, or perhaps as a septum ring or other body jewelry. It would also go well paired with other gems for contrast such as an Amythist or morganite. Maybe you'll set it in 18k yellow gold, or white gold or platinum.
This stone measures 4.6x3.2mm and weighs .27ct.
Swat emerald is very affordable compared to other precious stones. The price of this one is only $120. If you've never worked with emerald before because of the high price tag on Columbian emeralds, now you can.