Sunday, July 15, 2012

Custom Opal Bracelet

Emily was looking for a special gift for her boyfriend.  From our selection of loose gemstones, she chose a beautiful opal with silvery fire.  She envisioned a masculine design, where the opal was set in silver, but the sides of the bracelet were made of brown leather.  We made it exactly like she described.  The finished bracelet is a work of art, and she was ecstatic with the results!



Saturday, June 30, 2012

A new amethyst necklace that just arrived!


The amethyst beads are bright purple, and a very distinctive shape. Long beads such as this are not very common in jewelry. This necklace has the perfect mix of color and texture. It's a beautiful style that is sure to become your go-to necklace.

It has a sterling silver spring clasp.

This necklace is strung on Tiger Tail jewelry wire, which is braided steel rope that is coated with nylon. Tiger Tail is much stronger and longer-lasting than cotton or silk cord. The ends are professionally crimped and finished. This necklace is durable and high-quality, and it will look beautiful for many years to come.

Amethyst is for serenity and wisdom.

17.5 inches. Amethyst beads approx 13 x 4 mm. Sterling silver clasp.

This necklace is for sale on our Etsy! https://www.etsy.com/listing/103324402/amethyst-necklace-175-inch

Friday, May 4, 2012

Y-ME Race At Your Pace for Breast Cancer

When you make a purchase from Precious Possessions with the special voucher, we will donate 3% of that sale to Y-ME RACE AT YOUR PACE for Breast Cancer. Have you done your part?

Sunday, April 15, 2012

JoolTool

JoolTool is coming soon! This revolutionary new system makes it so easy and cost-effective to shape and polish stones.

Monthly Raffle - April's Winner

Congratulations to Helga A.! She's the winner of our April raffle.

Sunday, March 25, 2012

Vermeil Earrings

Katherine had been looking for amber and gold earrings to match a pendant that she already owned, but the price was too expensive for her. When she came into our store, she found a pair of amber earrings that were a perfect match. The only problem was that these earrings were in sterling silver. We plated the earrings with gold, in a process known as vermeiling. This made both Katherine and her pocketbook very happy.

Thursday, March 8, 2012