First time I’ve tried making my own pendants, which I’ve done with Super Sculpey and metallic wax.

For the bracelet as a whole I wanted a feeling of the ocean, so I’ve mixed glass beads and crystals in differens shades of blue, green, turqoise and sand colors. There are also some pieces of the mineral tiger eye in it. All beads measure between 2.7 and 8 mm in diameter.

As with a lot of things on my page, this is a first attempt at something I hadn’t tried before, which is chainmail. I’ve seen a lot of this sort of jewelry, both large and small. I wanted to start with something small, but this still has several hundred pieces fitted together. The glass dagger drop beads are metallic irridescent on one side, and black on the other, making the necklace reversible.

Although I’m very fond of the old tales of Asgård, I based the color scheme of this piece on the Marvel movie version of Loki. (I’m a fan of Tom Hiddleston as well.)

As with all my rattle bracelets, it goes once around the neck or twice around the wrist, and it consists of glass beads and crystals in black, gold and differens shades of green.

Another one of my rattle bracelets, to be worn once around the neck or twice around the wrist. This isn’t the first bracelet I’ve made in black and red, but it is the first that hasn’t been a commission. It’s inspired by the garden of the Red Queen in Alice in Wonderland, hence the name, and consists of glass beads and crystals ranging from 2.7 to 8 mm in size.

I was asked to do a necklace in silver and white, and with glittering details, so I made this: A light silver-colored chain in three layers, with glass beads and crystals in both clear, white and silver, ranging from 3 to 10 mm in size. The necklace measures 40 cm from the clasp to the pendant, and the pendant about 8.5 cm.

Granted, this is custom made for me, but custom made all the same. I love colors, so this piece has beads and crystals in all the colors of the rainbow. It also features seven pendants, all of which have certain meaning to me.

It was named something completely different from the beginning, but ended up as Delirium instead – named after Neil Gaiman’s Sandman character.

This was made for a friend, who wanted a bracelet in black, red and silver, and with the pendants featured. Like me, she’s a big vampire fan, so I wanted this to give the impression of drops of blood on a starry night.

The idea for this bracelet/necklace formed when I first saw dragon veins agate, and fell in love with it. In the pictures, you’ll recognize it as the slightly misty beads with darker veins. Dragon veins agate comes in many colors, but I chose purple, silver and black for this piece.

Apart from the dragon veins agate, this has glass beads and crystals in purple, clear, black and silver, along with three dragon shaped pendants. The beads range in size from 2.7 to 8 mm.

This I made last winter, inspired by the snow, ice and rimfrost (we had a lot of all three). Given that we just got 5 cm of snow, I guess it’s time to start wearing it again.

The bracelet/necklace has five pendants in the shapes of snowflakes, and glass beads and crystals in white, clear, silver and different shades of blue. The beads range in size from 2.7 to 8 mm in diameter.

Another one of my combined bracelets/necklaces that I made this summer, inspired by the Japanese cherry tree. This is for all intents and purposes meant to be a spring and summer piece of jewelry, so it feels just a bit wrong to be posting it in October, but on second thought, pink is a color you can wear all year round.

This piece features five silver colored metal pendants, and glass beads and crystals in pink, white, clear, brown and green. The pearls range in size from 2.7 mm to 10 mm in diameter.