Fun jewellery with nature. - Spirit Jewellery

A 925 silver snake wiggling from one side to another, the head looking down with garnet eyes and a little 18ct golden split tongue.

A little setting with my (925 sterling silver) little people, an image of my display in Carlow visual, there is an amethyst ring, a bluebell necklace, and little people looking at it, like in a museum. In the background is the thinker a ring in gold and silver with a little man sitting on it thinking.

My beautiful 18ct gold pendant broche that was inspired by Burnchurch castle and the surrounding nature. Its an ametrin that is faceted and carved on the back, the shape is like a cut off trapeze with rounded bottom it’s quiet a large piece about 10cm high, I love this pendant its beautiful.

A beach stone and amethyst pendant in 925 silver, there is a little loop where the chain goes through that comes down to the amethyst, it sits on a setting for beach stone, this stone is really amazing, because it’s a grey stone and there is a white line going from the top to the bottom, with a little opening and I call this the heart opening.

Its seaweed necklace that I found in Dunmore east, there is a silver loop screwed in so that you can wear it as a necklace, and on the loop is a round amethyst with a spirit sun cut. On this picture the necklace is on a leather string you can also wear it with silver necklace, or a black kautschuk band.

A horseradish broche, it’s the root of a hors radish plant there is silver on the inside it’s a bent little root with a silver piece on the inside where it goes around the root then. You can wear it as a broche or pendant.

Seaweed, pebbles, wood, the abundance of nature.

A romantic walk on the beach can find you the gem you want to keep forever.

The wave, a very chunky heavy silver ring that was cast, the plastic model was inspired by the sea, two waves and it goes in where your fingers are so its very comfortable to wear

A picture of some ropes that are lying on the beach the colours and the way they are knotted into each other look fabulous, it also gave me inspiration for more pieces kind of Celtic knots.

This is one of my latest little ideas, a deer cast in sterling silver, it’s a little deer stickpin that you can stick to your coat or scarf.

The magic flute pendant an inch long flute that even makes a sound. a finger harp that you can play with your finger, there is three notes and it also can be worn as a pendant. The dancing the night away clip, it’s a clip with four dancing women.

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A very unusual star shaped tulip from my Aunts garden in Germany.

A silver guitar plec, I love to make these for all the musicians, you can get it engraved this one is just plain 925 silver, polished on onside and matt on the other.

A silver spoon for a Christening, this spoon is just about an inch long to be worn as a pendant, you can make any shape of spoon that you like, it can also be used for salt or sugar.

A helmet for a Playmobil knight, it’s a fully functional silver helmet with a visor that folds up and down, on top is an amethyst to show the power and enlightenment of the knight.

Precious plectrum, silver sword, a helmet for a king, find your power symbol.

My lovely bridges to Terabithia necklace. This picture is especially nice because a fly landed on it while I was taking the photograph he was checking it out. 18ct yellow gold fire opal necklace, with a tourmaline chain, the piece is clipped into a tourmaline chain it also can be worn on a gold necklace.

A Lego knight’s sword, smaller than the Playmobil, it’s a little silver sword for the knight that fits into his hand.

A bull stickpin in a silver circle that’s oxidised, it has a silver round polished rim, the 18ct gold bull is at the centre, a symbol for power and also Hennessy whiskey