Chunky-yet-smooth beads in turquoise blue are paired here with large navy blue freshwater pearls. These are accented with small silver beads and two blue-green crystals. The necklace closes with a magnetic clasp.

Green amethyst — who knew? Although amethyst is almost always seen in its traditional purple, these faint green stones are true amethyst.

Here, the green amethyst beads have been paired with green hematite, further enhancing the green color of the amethyst.

The jade pendant appears framed in the middle of the two strands, making this a most interesting statement necklace.

Unakite is a mineral with olive green and orange streaks. Peridot is an olive green crystal. Together, the combination yields a beautiful green with highlights of tangerine.

For this multi-strand bracelet, I paired the unakite and peridot with a strand of white and champagne colored glass beads, along with two strands of figaro chain in rose gold. 

The bracelet is accented with a stylized copper hook matched to a hammered copper ring. 

Although I have worn bracelets with these clasps many times without the clasps coming unhooked on their own, if preferred, the hook and ring can be exchanged for a conventional lobster clasp.

The illusion necklace design offers a punch of interesting color and shapes, without the weight of a full strand of beads. These necklaces are called “illusion” because the beads appear to be floating.

Fire crackle agate is a beautiful stone of black, white and brown. The colors and patterns of this agate are highlighted in the two larger beads at the top of the strand.

This necklace is completed by a unique black tribal horn pendant.

Although the color of most amber runs from light golden to brownish hues, this amber displays a deep mossy green color. The green coloration is natural, and is a side-effect of the amber resin being fossilized in a marshy environment amid decaying organic matter.

Providing contrast to the clear, irregular green amber are rounded jasper beads in a softer bone color.

This multi-strand necklace is completed by a pendant featuring plants of the North Cascades, finished in antique gold.

Chrysocolla is a gemstone with a mottled blue and green hue. The strand of stones gradually tapers to each side, and each stone bead is individually highlighted by wooden beads in a birch color. 

The strand of beads is highlighted by twisted rope rings in an antique brass finish, then paired with light brown leather formed into a lark’s head knot. The necklace closes with a toggle clasp.

The infinity necklace design offers a lot of versatility: it can be worn in multiple positions because there is no clasp - you simply slip it over your head!

This necklace features colors of pink, white and tan.  The multi-strands of smaller beads are complimented by wire-wrapped pink and white agate, and by a segment of large link chain.

Infinity necklaces in other three-color combinations are also available.

The appearance of snowflake jasper suggests snowflakes falling on a black agate background. As the snowflake shapes are more abstract, the appearance is not tied to any season - jewelry made with snowflake jasper can be worn all year long.

This multi-strand bracelet consists of a strand of snowflake jasper, clear crystals, and two chains of antique silver links. This combination results in a refined, elegant look.

The handmade clasp features a hammered hook and ring, designed such that the bracelet can easily be put on unassisted.

Although I have worn bracelets with these clasps many times without the clasps coming unhooked on their own, if preferred the hook and ring can be exchanged for a conventional lobster or toggle clasp.

Raindrop azurite offers a silvery-gray background dusted with black biotite specks and a random scattering of bright blue azurite dots.

Highlighting the raindrop azurite is a geometric array of black beads, which also pick up the black of the peppered specks, while allowing the blue from the azurite to shine. The necklace is completed with a silver lobster clasp.

This necklace offers a lot of versatility, adding polish to a weekend outfit of jeans or to a little black dress for date night.

This lovely, long Huntley necklace features two dappled swirls, linked to a delicate moonstone with a silver tassel chain beneath.

Moonstone means a new beginning, and this necklace will add a new freshness to any outfit with it beautiful, neutral colors. However, when the light strikes it from the proper direction, the moonstone will offer quick glimpses of its deeper hidden colors.

This necklace is claspless, making it easy to slip on to any outfit.

Deep, jet black obsidian marquise beads are accented by two different types of silver spacers and a handful of black agate, forming the framework of this beautiful necklace.

The necklace’s highlight is the pendant featuring its 400-million-year-old orthoceras marine life fossil. The high polish of the pendant accents this early sea creature found near the Baltic Sea.

This graceful, long Huntley necklace highlights beautiful labradorite, which reflects different colors depending on the angle from which it’s viewed. The small, columnar labradorite specimens appear streamlined within a beautiful sterling silver chain.

The necklace is tied together by a dainty triangular link, from which dangles first a labradorite coin and then a sterling silver chain tassel in perfect proportion.

This necklace is claspless, making it easy to slip on to any outfit.

This sweetheart necklace offers the faintest of color from three groupings of smoky quartz. Joined by a 2.2mm sterling silver chain, the two pairs of smoky quartz cabochons accent the center cluster of three, all wrapped in sterling silver.

This delicate necklace will add a graceful, minimalist touch of color that can be paired with almost any casual or dressy outfit.