So, if you have a twisted muse this would be the perfect accessory for the twisted muse who has everything

It has a delicate feminine feel to the piece while maintaining its industrial roots. It is essentially a round disk to be used as a pendant.

The texture on the frame of the oval catches the light giving it a feeling of depth and glitter. I really like the way this design turned out.

These are fairly heavy and have a solid feel to them.  And the reversed bubble texture is an opposite contrasting element to the plain untextured rectangular shape.I like the way all these came out.

The curves on this make it a fascinating ring and beautiful piece.

There is a carved image of a snake on the shape of a serpentine twist of a snake-like piece of sterling silver.   It even has a two-bead rattle at the tail.

The swoops and swirls combine to form a unique ring, that is suitable for a man or a woman.

I have always liked the shape of a triangle because it follows the three fold rule.

This is from a series created by our salesperson Christine.  They are mostly made using a wire jig technique. This one is double strip of metal with a white quartz mounted on it.

This is shown with a rectangular green Moldavite.  Moldavite is formed by meteorites crashing into the earth and because of that it is a fairly rare stone, especially in one this size.It is a very pretty item.

Aristotle, who used the Greek phrase 'ti est', literally 'the what it is'. And this piece is definitely 'is what it is.'

his is another of our bent jig series created by my assistant.  It is a elongated oval with a pretty, large white quartz stone mounted on the left side about one-third from the base of the piece.

The metal curve used to form a built-in bale has the image of a stylized 'S'.  It grasps the bead with the base of the 'S' while the top of the 'S' holds the string.

This very beautiful pendant is a classic example of simplistic charm.

This is a great design to incorporate a birthstone, or anniversary stone.

One of my assistants said it reminded her of a zaftig woman.  So, after I asked her what the word meant I thought it suited it, too.

It is a good representation of the process of moving from a place of pain and roughness to an entirely different place of serenity, calm and self acceptance.

This is a very sensuous piece for a very special lady.

Sometimes the simplest things make the best designs.

Zeina means 'the best of everything,' And what a great name for this interesting piece.

This is piece is very eye-catching and would suit either a man or a woman.

The square-ish top keeps the ring from spinning on the finger and allows it to sit fairly high without catching on things.

This is a strong textured industrial ring and because it had such a stong I wanted to give a strong name to match the feel.

I think the carved lines in the piece running from from to back and top to bottom, make this piece very unique, indeed.

This piece is 83 mm long so it is makes quite an impression.  I really the overall effect.

Velvet is an English name which means 'soft'. and the shape is really reminscent if a old skeleton key.

The piece contains eye-catching curves that are pleasantly calming and yet strong.

This piece is shown with a Rhodochrosite in a sterling setting.  I think the carved lines in the piece running from to back and top to bottom, make this piece very unique, indeed.

The French Flag or Banner, has a stylised lily, 'the lily of the flag' on it in golden yellow on a blue background.  So, I have named this piece, 'ori' for gold and 'flambe' for flame,:'Oriflambe'.

This ring features a 10 x 14mm cabochon set in a fine silver bezel on a sterling silver ring with a total weight of 5.4 grams.