This new pair of earrings feature a pair of natural turquoise cabachons from the mine in Kingman, Arizona.  I bought the stones on a trip to Santa Fe in June, 2017.

These earrings feature a pair of beautiful Ethiopian opals, measuring approximatey 7mm x 9mm.  These stones have brilliant flashes of blue, green and red hues.  Ethiopia is an emerging new source of natural opals.

I created these earrings to coordinate with the shape of the fossilized coral stones.

The colors of bronze, red and gold shimmer across the miramamba stones of these dangle earrings.  I reflected the angular shapes of the stones in the design of the earrings.  Miramamba comes from Africa.

The varying colors of the Southwest are displayed in these polished triangles of agate.  The earrings move freely on their french wires so the  beautiful stones flash in the light.

The colors of these bookmatched jasper stones remind me of the rich hues of the Painted Desert in northern Arizona near the Grand Canyon.  I bezel-set them so the stones will be held securely.

   I designed the earrings with a double " S" curve of silver, cradling the almost 1/2" round malachite gemstones.  The ear-wire is attached between the front and back "S", so the earrings can move easily.