So now I have a few ounces of silver wire to play with. Picture me rubbing my hands together and chortling with glee :)
Here are yesterday's creations:
Letitia's Lament/ Letitia's Joy
On the left is Lament, with a top heavy weave representing the weight of grief bearing down
On the right, the the giddy curlicues of joy when grief is gone


Dark Temptations: also a double sided piece
The front is plain to show off the natural beauty of the stone.
The back has a dark section representing temptation encroaching on the bright fire with a 'serpent' detail.


Fuchsia Bud
A simple piece meant to keep the wire at a minimum to let the stone stand on it's own merits. It's a large 4.5cm amethyst. A fuchsia bud with a fluorite dew drop clinging tenaciously to the bottom.

Your pieces are stunning! Really lovely work, I'm glad I stumbled onto your blog :)
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