My Next Try at Herringbone Wire Wrapping – Dragonblood Stone Earrings

This week, I continued learning a particular jewelry technique: herringbone wire wrapping. I’ve admired this elegant, woven style for a while, and recently decided to give it a shot. Using 20 gauge (0.8 mm) copper wire and a pair of natural 6 mm dragonblood stones, I made a pair of herringbone-wrapped earrings. At first, it …

My Designs on Scarves! A Little Experiment with Threadless

Hi everyone! I wanted to share something which excited me recently – it’s a little experiment, really. I’ve always been curious to see how my designs would translate onto different products, and I finally took the plunge and ordered some scarves from Threadless. I chose the 25in x 25in size, which seemed like a versatile …

Earthy Elegance – Oxidized Copper Earrings With Teardrop Links

These elegant drop earrings are made from warm copper wire, and feature cotter chain-style links, giving them a graceful, flowing movement. Each earring has two hammered teardrop-shaped links hanging from a hammered jump ring, and at the bottom, I wire-wrapped a 6mm natural dragon blood stone—a deep, earthy green with flecks of red, like something …

A Little Wire Creation That Brings Me Joy

Sometimes, I make things just because they make me happy—no purpose, no function, just pure joy. This little wire sculpture is one of those things. It started with a simple idea: try to wire wrap a crystal with irregular shape. Then, I took a long quartz crystal (borrowed from my daughter’s stash!) and wrapped it …

Handmade Elegance: Mixed Metal Amethyst Drop Earrings

There’s something special about wearing jewelry that has been made by hand—each piece carries a little bit of the maker’s heart and creativity. These mixed metal drop earrings with natural amethyst gemstones are no exception. They’re a blend of simplicity and elegance, designed for those who appreciate unique, handmade pieces. Each earring features three hammered …

Dainty Aquamarine Teardrop Earrings

Sometimes, the simplest pieces of jewelry hold the most meaning. These delicate aquamarine earrings are one of my favorite designs—crafted with care, wrapped in a herringbone pattern, and finished with handmade sterling silver ear wires. Aquamarine, the birthstone of March, has such a calming presence with its gentle blue hue. I love how it catches …

A Little Copper Experiment with hammered teardrop elements

Today, I played around with some tiny copper elements—1.5 cm long, 1.5 mm diameter wire pieces. I hammered them on both sides at different angles, giving each a unique shape and texture. The pieces got little holes at their ends, letting me string them together on a wire ring alternating with deep Bordeaux glass beads …

3D Printing Fun: My Benzene Molecule Stamp

As a pharmacist and artist, I love combining chemistry with creative expression. Recently, I took one of my illustrations—a benzene molecule with its ring and p-atomic orbitals—and transformed it into a functional 3D-printed stamp. The process started with vectorizing my original drawing, then bringing it into Blender to create a 3D model. Actually, I designed …

Work in Progress: Weird Eyes Mandala

I’ve been playing around with Procreate’s symmetry tool a lot, and this time, I’m working on a mandala with weird eyes and green botanical elements. I use the watercolor wet and dry brushes by Bardot Brush and I am in love with them. Here’s a sneak peek of the artwork: The mix of eyes and …

Long Aquamarine Flower Earrings – Handmade Silver Plated Birthstone Jewelry

Some designs come quickly, and others take time to find their shape. These long aquamarine earrings were the latter. I wanted them to feel delicate but also have movement—something light yet noticeable. Each earring has three tiny flowers, each with 3mm faceted aquamarine stones, and at the very end, a 6mm natural aquamarine. The process of shaping and …