Carved Rock Crystal Ring, Kundan Set With Natural Tsavorite Garnet
These rings are wearable works of art. They carry a historic story of quiet luxuries that go beyond trends or mass appeal. Each stone holds meaning and has been carved with purpose. Rock crystal, symbolising clarity, was once believed to be a perfect fusion of air and water, frozen in time. Tsavorite, vibrant and rare, is known as a stone of strength and vigour.
Carved Rock Crystal Rings
A recent make of the rock crystal ring set with lapis lazuli in 24k gold using the Kundan technique. Carved gemstone rings can be made in a range of gemstones with prices varying depending on the base stone and feature stone.
Carved Gemstone Bead Pendants.
AUD$380.00
Reimagined in gemstones, these treasures are modelled off an antique silver bead I picked up many years ago. Perfect for easy, everyday wear.
Interchangeable Gemstone Ear Pendants.
Pendants with hoops AUD$1250.00
The hand carved gemstone pendants are suspended from 18k gold ear hooks which can be worn by themselves or with a range of charms that can be customised to suit your individual style.
Carved Owl Pendant
AUD$1,200.00
This carved Lapis Lazuli owl has been mounted in an 18k gold aura and features rainbow moonstone eyes set in pure 24k gold kundan. The owl can be ordered in a range of stones and comes with an enhancer clip to wear on a chain/beads. The enhancer can also be removed to wear the creature on my ear hook/hoops.
Lapis Lazuli & Gold Jewellery
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For thousands of years the finest lapis has come from Afghanistan's inhospitable West Hindu Kush mountains. From these mountains the crème de la crème of lapis has travelled the world to be set in jewels and adorn religious sites and palaces.
Carved Labradorite Fish
AUD$750.00 (SOLD)
The catch of the day are these hand carved labradorite fish ear pendants. The play of light in natural labradorite is called labradorescence and gives these fish their tropical shine.
Gems into Gems - The Layers of Kundan
From AUD$900 +
I was actually wanting to pay homage to the beautiful antique jewellery and objet I had seen across India, Pakistan, Iran and Turkey. When I visited each of these places I was charmed by their enchanting, rich jewellery history.