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Every piece is hand crafted by the
artist herself and stamped with the "Song Woman" treble clef . |
To order any of these items or receive more information, please contact us: Gems Stones Inc. of Colorado (719) 598-4528 |
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Item #001 Lapiz Bracelet - created in 1997. Stones are "AAA" grade from Pakistan. A deep almost purplish blue. The grape and silver setting design is entirely hand crafted. $350.00 |
| Item #002 Lapiz Set - created in 1999. The grape and silver setting design is entirely hand crafted.Stones are "AAA" grade from Pakistan. A deep almost purplish blue. 17'' sterling bead necklace. $325.00 |
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Item #003 Charoite Bracelet - created in 1998. The specimen shown is of the highest quality.The mineral charoite is only found in the Ural Mts. of Siberia. It is one of the most highly prized of the semi-precious gems. $495.00 |
| Item #004 Verascite & Gaspeite Necklace - created in 1996. 17'' sterling bead necklace. The finest specimens of gaspeite (upper stones) are found in Australia. Although the variscite setting looks like wire, the actual setting is a solid sheet of sterling cut out to create a lacey effect. $495.00 |
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Item #005 Gaspeite Choker - created in 1999. Hand crafted sterling beads. Extremely rare matched stones. $495.00 |
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#006 Rhodonite Bracelet - created in 1998. This Australian stone is considered semi-precious and has hand crafted sterling grape trim.
$295.00 |
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#007 Rhodochrosite Bracelet - created in 1999. The rarest of pink Australian stones with a feminine silver trim. $325.00 |
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#008 Chrysoprase Bolo Tie - created in 1989. One smaller sugilite & one turquoise stone adorn the bottom of this magnificent piece.
$180.00 |
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Item #009 Cripple Creek Turquoise Necklace with accenting red branch coral- created in 1976. Old H Z original piece with the artist stamp on the back. $290.00 |
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#010 Turquoise necklace - created in 1976. Stone from Zacataca Old Mexico. Bordered with hand crafted silver leaves. 18'' necklace of sterling beads. This is truly a collector's piece. $180.00
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| A word from the artist... "I'm always on the look for the raw
material. I never buy someone else's lapidary work. Every stone set in the jewelry starts
out in the form of a rock, then it is slabbed on various sizes of saws (depending upon the
composition of the stone). From this each stone goes through seven different polishing
wheels and here is where the design starts. The gem stone dictates the setting. The stone
tells you what it wants. There are dainty stones that call for a frilly, feminine setting;
some others are very masculine in appearance, these would usually wind up in a belt buckle
or a bolo tie with broad sweeping effects. |
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