With Pendants and necklaces the Jewellery is worn next to the heart, the gold work, an intricate frame, a sit for the stones. In some pendants, the stones were ‘studio – cut’, at times shaped in an uneven amorphous form, challenging creativity and workmanship in finding ways to set them beautifully.
Pendants
Flash Opal
Simple small pendant with a very nice opal, set in 22k rose gold, with one small Ruby.
From 1996.
Archive Reference:
PO01
Bluish antique
Tibetan Turquoise in 22 and 20k Rose gold frame. A Star-Sapphire on top of the bail with a small Diamond and an Opal.
Late 1990s.
Archive Reference:
PT05
Tibetan Turquoise and a diamond
Made in 18 and 22k Rose gold. Late 1990s.
Archive Reference:
PT04
A Necklace
Tibetan Turquoises set in 22k gold, with a bit of hand made chain in 18k.
Late 1990s.
Archive Reference:
PT03
Tibetan Turquoise and Opals
Made in 22k Rose gold.
From 1996.
Archive Reference:
PT02
Tibetan and Chinese Turquoise
An early silver and silver wire work. Mid 1990s.
Archive Reference:
PT01
Moldevite
The natural ‘ green glass’ stone, which is not a meteorite as often mistakenly though of… but rather [if I remember correctly] formed from melting sand in craters blasted into the geology of our earth when meteorites made land fall. Pendant made in 22 & 18k gold, and an Opal. Late 1990s.
Archive Reference:
PC07
