Rusty Reds and Burnt Oranges

I am coming to the end of these stones. Owyhee jasper is found in NE Oregon. It assists with the healing of animals, dissipates energy blockages and promotes connections to your senses. It helps keep the wearer grounded and reduces stress. It is also said to protect travelers.

 Mixed with rusty red g;ass seed beads and copper. Sold

 Mixed with small jasper rounds, rusty red glass seed beads and cooper. 

Sold. 

 The next two are agates. Agate is a cooling stone. It is thought to reduce fever, quench thirst, and quiet pulse.  It insures good health and a long and prosperous life. Mystically it can guard against danger. Wearers become temperate and cautious. It also helps one view themselves with more clarity and see the world through a broader viewpoint.

The one on the left is mixed with red poppy jasper, rusty red glass seed beads and copper.Sold
The one on the right is mixed with small jasper cubes, rusty red glass seed beads and copper. Sold

 The burnt orangey trio below use ocean jasper for pendants. This is a stone of happiness. It works on the endocrine, glandular and immune systems. It is also beneficial for circulation and the digestive system. Mystically if is beneficial to those with depression, lifting the cloud of darkness. It bestows clarity whilst promoting positive thoughts and actions.And it also awakens one to self destructive tendencies or addictive traits.

 

All three of these have been sold. 

Please note that stone trivia is provided for curiosity only and is in no way meant to be medical advice.

New Work - Odds 'n Ends

First thing on my work bench was a necklace where the pendant was just not hanging right. So I did a quick re-do. The stone is Owyhee jasper from Oregon and it is mixed with copper and glass.

I pay attention to what my customers look at when they are in my booth. The blue necklace below actually had the brown and tan stone that is in the following picture on it. It ever got any attention. So I removed the brown and added a new fluorite pendant to it.  We will see if this is more popular.

 So now the brown and tan Owyhee jasper pendant needed a new home. 

I went with copper and a rich brown glass seed bead. SOLD

Next up were two Snakeskin jasper stones that had been sitting on a corner of my bench for months.  They both have streaks of a gray-blue in them so I picked a coordinating color glass seed bead to set that off. The pictures do not do the stones justice. Both have been SOLD.

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Shades of Blue

One of my customers is looking for a blue necklace so this week I will be working in shades of blues and greys. If you see anything you like send me an email! So far I have added these to my collection:

 Owyhee jasper, jasper, copper and glass seed beads. SOLD

 Owyhee jasper, glass seed beads and gold plated brass.  SOLD

 Owyhee jasper, glass seed beads and copper.  SOLD

 Iolite, sesame jasper coins, blue agate teardrop, glass seed beads and pewter. SOLD

 Iolite, sesame jasper coins, blue goldstone, glass seed beads and pewter.

 Sodalite, glass seed beads, pewter and a Swarovski crystal teardrop. SOLD

Sodalite, Czech crystals, glass seed beads and pewter. SOLD

Fall Owyhee Jasper

Time to start stocking up on pretty fall colors. Owyhee jasper is a local stone from northwest Oregon. It has been a very popular souvenir with folks visiting our area. Here I have combined it with various shades of beautiful browns, golds, rusts and copper.

SOLD

This one has SOLD.

SOLD