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In this post I want to share with you my beautiful new textured dangle earrings. These dainty earrings feature beautiful raised swirl and floral designs. They are perfect for every day wear or for that special occasion.  Recently I have been wanting to explore new options for adding texture to silver. I have seen some amazing stainless steel stamping plates and I decided to order some to texture silver for my jewellery. So far I am absolutely thrilled with the

A question I’m often asked is whether I use the animal cut outs from my disc earring or pendant designs to make stud earrings. Unfortunately, the answer is no 🙁 It would be great if I could, but it just doesn’t work that way for a number of reasons including: I have to drill a hole in the disc to insert my saw which means that the animal cut out will have a hole in it. Because of the saw

For this post, I thought I’d give you a brief overview of the process of making an elephant pendant from Argentium sterling silver (with lots of photos of course). There are so many steps involved in making these pendants and so much time goes into all of the sanding, polishing and finishing. The process all starts with an idea that I then put onto paper. In this case, I wanted to create a special piece for my niece who loves elephants.

I am lucky enough to live in a very beautiful part of the world. We live on a farm in Finland next to a beautiful and absolutely massive lake. Much of the farm is covered in forest, with a few oat fields in between. All year round the scenery is stunning, and it fascinates me just how much the landscape changes throughout the year. From snow and ice in winter, to fresh berries galore and wild flowers as far as the

This is one of the projects I have been working on recently – a bubble  drop pendant made from Argentium silver, a sterling silver bail and tinted resin. I love working with Argentium silver (sterling silver that has a small amount of germanium replacing some of the copper content). Argentium silver has a silver content of 93.5%, slightly higher than conventional sterling silver. Why do I love working with Argentium silver? It does not fire scale and is really easy