vega ring - 2018
the vega rings are special, this one features damele turquoise from nevada. this is one of those stones I still think about and only kind of regret parting with. I love making this ring design despite how challenging it can be for me sometimes - the ring band in brass can be finnicky when I am soldering it.
red shift earrings with stones - 2018
the red shift earrings were a retired earring design from 2015 reimagined. I stopped making these earrings because I honestly found them frustrating to make. my sister asked me to make them again for her but with stones, and these were the result - I ended up flipping the horseshoe shape upside down to accommodate the stones on the top. I was also excited to make another design with hook ear wires, something I don’t do as often as I would like.
husk earrings - 2020
these earrings are one of a kind. they feature kingman turquoise from arizona and recycled sterling silver. I often make one of a kind pieces that match a particular collection - these are from the origins release. I love that these stones aren’t a perfect match, but at the same time, they are!
deneb necklace - 2017
deneb necklaces are some of my favorites to make - I love choosing the stones and I love making them the star of the piece. this particular one was a favorite, it features new lander turquoise from nevada. I’d say this type of necklace is also peak becca aesthetic. I love a delicate box chain and an interesting stone. this is a definite wear everyday kind of necklace.
fae earrings - 2021
these sweet little earrings feature turquoise from the turquoise mountain mine in nevada. I love mixing metals - most of this design uses yellow brass, the stones are set with fine silver bezel wire and the components are joined together by sterling silver jump rings.
arcturus ring - 2015
this ring was one of the first I made when I began setting stones. the delicate double bands bring a nice balance to the larger stones used for this design. this particular ring pictured features bright blue kingman turquoise from nevada.
crocus earrings - 2020
during the beginning of the covid 19 shelter in place orders, I began playing with beads again.
when I first started making jewelry I used to use vintage and stone beads paired with brass, but once I taught myself how to solder and work with silver, my work evolved some. but! I missed the color beads add, so these earrings are a sort of return to what I used to do. the hammered silver circles are complimented by vintage carnelian and lavender lucite beads
turquoise hoops - 2016
every time I make a pair of these, I want to keep them for myself. some of my favorites, like the pair pictured to the left, have featured new lander turquoise from nevada. these earrings have a delicate hoop that moves freely within a small metal tube that’s attached to a round turquoise cabochon.
monstera earrings - 2016
I made these earrings because I a.) wanted to get better at sawing and b.) love plants! I sadly stopped making these earrings because I stopped enjoying making them - I was sawing each one out individually without a template.. and because so many others started making monstera earrings, too. I do still like this design - particularly how the ear hooks attach to the metal, so maybe I’ll revisit that again.