steampunk, gothic and other
I had a problem categorizing this pendant. It’s slightly steampunkish but does not contain any watch parts, just wire, beads and a lot of chains. I settled for “industrial” in the end, as this term is somewhat wider than steampunk. It’s still in the Steampunk section of my shop, because Etsy doesn’t allow more categories than I already have.
I used a tiny dichroic glass cab from For The People glued onto a brass connector as a focal point. The rest is my freeform work.
All are available in the Steampunk section of my Etsy shop.
Agate is one of my favourite minerals. The natural one is usually brown and grey, although there are more variations, but it can also be dyed in various colours, which I learned to appreciate over time, especially when the dye job looks well. The first one is one of the natural brown slices I brought over from Poland last year. I used malachite beads to compliment it. The other one is a dyed bead, and the colours are sort of reverse (brown on green, not green on brown). Enjoy!
Also available in my Etsy shop.
My favourite variety of jasper is “picasso jasper”, that earned its name due to picture-like markings. I swear sometimes the beads I get look like landscape or abstract paintings. And beautiful too.
As you can see I’m still fond of the spiky and asymmetric style when it comes to semi-precious stone pendants.
Green pendant with amazonite and mookaite beads; available in my Etsy shop
Brown and green pendant with turquoise and fluorite; also available in my Etsy shop.
Some new steampunk pendants.
Available in the steampunk section of my Etsy shop.
