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Monday, 9 June 2008

The carnelian project - Part 2

In April I wrote about our project to transform a nodule of carnelian into something really special. A few days ago I picked up three stylish black boxes from Abi of Silverspirals . . .


and this is what's inside the boxes . . .


I hadn't considered having one of the stones set into a ring – thank you Abi, I love it! She also suggested that the large pendant should have one of my leaf motifs on the reverse . . .

. . . perfect!

I've already worn the little square pendant almost every day since it was finished!

8 comments:

  1. They are absolutely beautiful Celia. Have to say I quite like the first shot too... but you'll know why ;)

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  2. Celia what gorgeous jewellery - and such a lovely thing to have these pieces made from carnelian you found yourself. The addition of your leaf motif is such a lovely touch. Not surprised you've worn your pendant so much.

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  3. Those are lovely, especially the leaf motif ... SO special

    Joanna

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  4. Aren't they beautiful? I expect you'll treasure them for ever. The leaf motif was an inspired piece of design!

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  5. Thank you! I'm thrilled with what Abi has created from our carnelians. It's the sort of jewellery I love wearing and feels really special.

    Oh, and thanks go to Gina of Fan my Flame for my lovely new make-up bag with the cute bird and red buttons!

    Celia

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