When Suzan is travelling, she might not have access to the internet. Therefore, some pieces may have been sold. If you want to buy a piece send Suzan an email and she'll let you know if it's still in stock, or if she has something similar or can create something special for you.
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Description: A Twist on Tradition! These uniquely designed earrings feature white fresh water pearls, sterling silver and gleaming abalone shells, infusing a bit of sass into an abundance of class! Sterling silver earring wires.
Price: $55.00+ S&H
Item#: E014
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Description: Magical Golden Amber Drop earrings. Tubular yellow amber beads with remarkable clarity from Chiapas, Mexico converge with eye-catching sterling silver Bali beads in these subtly dramatic one-of-a-kind earrings. Sterling silver earring wires.
A BIT ABOUT AMBER:
Many people associate amber with the film “Jurrasic Park” and it is no accident that the prehistoric fable featured this antiquity. Amber is perhaps the oldest substance used for human adornment with beads and pendants having been discovered in northern Eropean gravesite dating back to 8000 B.C.
This fossilized resin of coniferous trees of the Oligoncene geolocial epoch, some 30 millions years ago, usually contains historical remnants of plants, insects and small animals which became stuck in the resin before it solidified. It varies in color from pale yellow to dark brown — although more rare hues of reds, greens and blues distinguishes amber mined in caves of Chiapas, Mexico.
Because amber, unlike gemstones, is warm to the touch and often contains insect fragments, it was thought to possess life and has always been associated with magic and the supernatural. It was sacred to worshippers of the Mother Goddess in classical times and continues to be favored for its protective qualities by Wiccans and Shaman today.
In ancient times, amber was burned to cleanse the air, especially during childbirth and was thought to improve eyesight by gazing into it. The ancient Greeks were the first to record information about amber’s “electrical” properties. When rubbed with a piece of silk, it will attract dust and ashes. Before the Spanish conquest in the 16th Cetury, some towns in Mexico and Central America used amber to honor their great warriors
Baltic Amber is the most readily available but is often treated to enhance its color. More rare is amber that hails from the Simojovel area of Chiapas, Mexico, which is hand polished by Mayan Indigenoous (Tzotzil) and renowned for its inclusions and natural colors (ranging from yellow and browns to reds, blues and greens).
Price: &65.00 + S&H
Item#: E015
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Description: FUN-ky And Fabulous! Turqoise, sterling silver and fish vertabrae play together in these unique hanging earrings. The white color of the fish vertabrae beautifully offsets the two hues of turqoise and gleaming silver Bali beads featured in these dangling dazzlers. Sterling silver earring wires.
Price: $55.00 + S&H
Item#: E016
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Description: SOLD!
Price: + S&H
Item#: E018
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Description: Be Passionate in Purple with these alluring Amathyst/sterling silver one-of-a-kind handcrafted earrings. Two sizes and shapes of diamond-cut amathyst combine with intricate sterling silver Bali beads to dazzle the ears. Sterling silver earring wires.
Price: $50.00 + S&H
Item#: E019
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Description: These unusual green/purple-veined geometric-shaped Jadeite stones from Guatemala are encased in sterling silver and paired with round amathyst and peridot. These handcrafted earrings further feature intricate sterling silver Bali bead detailing and sterling silver earring wires.
The term ‘jade’ is used to refer to two similar types of rock with distinct mineral compositions. Nephrite is the traditional jade of China and is mostly green to white. The second type, jadeite, is rarer and results in a wider range of colors. Certain types of well-worked, gem quality jadeite jade can be valued equal to or above the traditional precious gems (diamond, sapphire, ruby).
Price: $65.00 + S&H
Item#: E020
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Description: Unique Black Jadeite (from Guatemala) fuses with diamond-cut onyx, turqoise and sterling silver to create these dramatic drop earrings. As always, a handcrafted, one-of-a-kind offering. Sterling silver earring wires.
The term ‘jade’ is used to refer to two similar types of rock with distinct mineral compositions. Nephrite is the traditional jade of China and is mostly green to white. The second type, jadeite, is rarer and results in a wider range of colors. Certain types of well-worked, gem quality jadeite jade can be valued equal to or above the traditional precious gems (diamond, sapphire, ruby).
Price: $65.00 + S&H
Item#: E021
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Description: Be Brazen in Brown (and green)! Gleaming tiger’s eye tube-shaped beads fuse with small round green agate, sterling silver Bali beads and round shell casements. Handcrafted, one-of-a-kind fabulousness. Sterling silver earring wires.
Price: 55.00 + S&H
Item#: E022
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Description: The Tibetans and Native Americans often combine turqoise and red coral into their inimitable jewelry designs. My homage to their ethnic art — and a fab color palette to boot! Sterling silver Bali beads add further interest to these striking earrings. Sterling silver earring wires.
Price: $60.00 + S&H
Item#: E023
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Description: FIERCELY FUNKY! Mismatched color shell circles encase the diamond-cut moonstone beads and sterling silver tubes that thread through the center of each. Live Large with these dangerously cool danglers! Sterling silver earring wires.
Price: $65.00 + S&H
Item#: E024
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