This is a really funky pendant. It is a collaborative piece with my friend, Michael Meadows.

This set is one of my favourite pieces in a summer full of great pieces. What could possibly be Gothier than a skull as the joker?

They are very striking by themselves or as a part of the whole set.

This is the earrings to go with the 'Rheia' (Great Mother Goddess) Pendant.

The Nordic snake is a recurring symbol both in written records relating ancient myths and in material cultural remains from prehistoric and early historic times.

This unique ring can be worn as it is or set with gemstones. Originally designed to be a family ring.

I loved Tim Burton's 'Nightmare before Christmas' movie and so I made a set of three tribute pieces to the film.  These are real little treasures to those who love Tim Burton and his creative but evil mind.

In keeping with my fascination with the Earth Mother and all she stands for, here are the earrings to go with the Gaia Pendant (The Goddess) pendant.

Bats sleep hanging upside down with their wings wrapped around them. So this is our bat.

This barrel looking piece is a tribute to the main character 'Jack' from the Nightmare before Christmas. I love the way his eyes and big grin give him such character.

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.

The medicine man is wearing a mask as his eyes seem to pierce through.  His long hair hangs down and it makes you wonder what he is thinking.

It's a fine fashion statement for that special living dead girl.

stark tree pendant in sterling silver

This is a great piece for people who like strong feminine images.

I really like the strong lines of a very feminine icon that combine beautifully in this piece.

A fellow brought in his wedding rings from a failed marriage and after some time, discussion and a bit of drawing.  We came up with this design.Form a picture on paper I created a three demisional image of the famous 'Thor's Hammer', Mjollnir.

I love this ring and will be sad to see it go. It was inspired by a dream I had of volcanoes on a tropical island.

This is a beautiful moonscape embedded into a full moon round disk complete with craters and a 'volcanic mountain' cabochon.

These studs were designed by my former assistant, but all three of us have worked a bit on them. I find them quite charming in their own demented way.

The sides of the ring front are two representations of the Green man, who represents nature and life.  And the centre has the figure of a scary skull, which represents the afterlife and death.

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

Here is the version without the stone. I quite like how this one  turned out, too.

Definitely a fun piece for your favourite darkling.

This ibis is based on an ancient Egyptian motif. I find it has a timeless quality which I really like.

Rheia's origin is Greek and in this piece she is pictured holding the earth in her hands represented by a pink moonstone.

It reminds me very strongly of an ancient shield.

A Buddist friend had mentioned her desire to obtain a pendant of this well known figure, so I created one for her as a gift.

If you are looking for a special pendant for a special man, this is an excellent piece.

All in all, this was quite a fun piece to make and I quite like it.