Jewelry, Jewelry and MORE Jewelry:
Gallery of Samples

Jamie Allen's "snake skin" bracelet--Almost nothing you can't do with polymer. See more in "Polymer Jewelry." An example of pieces in "Classic Jewelry"

More polymer, this time ancient "amber" with carvings, repairs and embedded turquoise--see Polymer Jewelry for much more.

Lots more exotic old pieces from the Middle East, India, China and Africa in "World Jewelry"

Pendants like these are a sure fire hit and easy to construct with a minimal amount of wire work skill. Take a 2-hour wire class and leave able to make your own clasps, ear wires and dangles--not to mention pendants.

I have a special place in my heart/eye for asymmetrical jewelry, especially earrings. Much more fun to make, try wearing them and feel a little more "exotic". More in "Earrings

Typical of one style of Naga jewelry is this shell necklace. See other styles in Naga collection

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An interesting collection of hand-made polymer beads, stone beads, African bottle beads, silver, amethysts, labradorite, pearls and lots of little surprises based on a delicate color scheme. More unique pieces in Custom Jewelry

Many of the pieces at Oasis Bead Lounge are a combination of polymer clay beads and other beads; stone, amber, glass and silver. These bracelets are good examples. Can you tell which turquoise and which amber are polymer and which are "real"?