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3 Separate necklaces I made this winter 1. -Rosarita Bolo tie with leaves, flowers, and twirling vines. 2.- Turquoise and Rhodonite Intarsia hand cabbed by yours truly, set in sterling silver with handmade silver waves and leaves. 3.-Webby turquoise charm with hand casted sterling silver bobcat tooth swaying beneath.

Sterling silver, White water turquoise and Pink conch shell pendant.

White water Turquoise Cabochons set in .925 sterling silver in a free moving, lariat styled design.

Cute little sterling silver bows with hand forged silver hearts "tying" them together!

Sterling silver and Kingman turquoise.

Hand made and hand stamper sterling silver links, with double linked rose gold fill connections, featuring Nacozari turquoise charms and hand casted bobcat teeth. Nacozari Turquoise is a unique turquoise originally found in the copper mines south of Bisbee, Arizona in Sonora, Mexico. This particular turquoise is rare and highly sought after, coming in different shades of blue/green and often times having pyrite inclusions.

Sterling silver hand dapped stamp details enveloping a magnificent high grade Hubei Turquoise Cabochon on handmade paperclip chain.

Comondu: The original meaning comes from the Cochimí indigenous language, where the word caamanc cadeu means "reed bed in the ravine". This ring has a wavy Kingman turquoise cab set in sterling silver. The concept reminds me of a lush riparian, or reeds and vines floating beside a river.