I ordered these prehnite beads from China thinking I could get more of them, but when I couldn't I thought: How can I pair these with something that will make both look good. I had a handful of these wonderful sand-blasted aquamarines left and let them sit together on my bench to sort of get acquainted. . . and they loved each other! The prehnite is like I like it -- filled with what looks like dry leaves but are really rutiles of another material captured for life. The aquamarine begs to be stroked. I threw in some figured vermeil beads as front accents and a vermeil clasp to complete the perfect spring and summer necklace.
Showing posts with label Aquamarine and Prehnite. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Aquamarine and Prehnite. Show all posts
Saturday, April 17, 2010
SPRING FLING
I ordered these prehnite beads from China thinking I could get more of them, but when I couldn't I thought: How can I pair these with something that will make both look good. I had a handful of these wonderful sand-blasted aquamarines left and let them sit together on my bench to sort of get acquainted. . . and they loved each other! The prehnite is like I like it -- filled with what looks like dry leaves but are really rutiles of another material captured for life. The aquamarine begs to be stroked. I threw in some figured vermeil beads as front accents and a vermeil clasp to complete the perfect spring and summer necklace.
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