Apatite Scorpion, Apatite Swirl and Pineapple Drops Necklaces




My work bench is clean and I now have glases and it worked. The muse has been awoken.
These pieces are all made with my son's borosilica glass work. It matched beautifull with apatite, opalite, pineapple quartz and kyanite. These look amazing on. They glow.
If you click on the picture I do believe they get bigger.

You can see them for sale on my jewelry site http://www.szarkas.com/ in the next few days.
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Kat's Custom Kreations said…
Fabulous! Not hardly fair that you have alllllll those beautiful beads AND a son that makes such amazing glass pieces! Kudos to you both!
Monday, 10 August, 2009
Sherry said…
ooooo mmmmmmmm yummmieeeee. So lovely your muse makes!
Monday, 10 August, 2009
Mei Tan said…
Wow, beautiful! My favorite is the first one, the blue gemstones for the necklace. What are they?
Tuesday, 11 August, 2009
Szarka's said…
The blue stones are apatite.

Thanks for your kind words.
Tuesday, 11 August, 2009
Sammie said…
Szarka, You are tops lady!! I find your pieces so fasinating and can see your history in them. It is just awesome. I can related to the motion sickness after making a piece! I have Meniers Disease and really have to watch how long I sit down and look/work on a piece. Hugs, Sam :)
Tuesday, 11 August, 2009
Texas Wire Twister said…
Szarka, your son is very talented - good job, Mom! The scorpian focal is cool and I like how the shape of the focal is reflected in the larger crystal beads on either side of it. Also, the bail on the third piece caught my eye - very creative! I like how you picked up the background colors of the focals with your choice for strand beads. Fabulous.
Tuesday, 11 August, 2009
SweetwaterGifts said…
So glad to see you're back in the studio. They are all gorgeous - but the glow in the last one makes it my favorite. The glass work is simply amazing...you must be so proud!
Tuesday, 11 August, 2009
Ab-stractions said…
Isn't it amazing what a good space will do? As great as my studio is, it's in the wrong room.
Tuesday, 11 August, 2009
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