Celtic ancestry is the inspiration for this bracelet, featured in the November/December 2008 issue of Step-By-Step magazine. It has the Irish flag, the Union Jack, the Scottish flag and the Welsh flag. The flags are bordered with black beads, and the closure is a clear glass vintage button.
This lovely headband is encrusted with beads in all shades of green. Fit for the Queen of the Fairies, it's a one-of-a-kind piece which would look lovely on a bride or at the most formal affair. Soft brown backing complements the greens of the forest. Carefully and lovingly designed and stitched entirely by hand over many, many hours, this tiara-like jewel will augment and enhance your natural beauty.
This bracelet is composed of 292 4mm Swarovski bicones in Indian Red AB 2X finish. On the dangle are two vintage Swarovski octagons in Bordeaux. A sterling multi strand clasp and a sterling flower bead complete the piece.
This free-form bracelet is one-of-a-kind. It has a very unique texture and style. Inspired by A Midsummer Night's Dream.
This dynamic tealight holder is a labor of love. The copper women rising out of the flames are wreathed in the flowers of spring. 
This bottle started life full of grappa. Now it's empty, but given new life as bead art. Covered in 8/0 metallic beads in a variety of harmonious colors, this piece took about 100 hours to complete.
So you like unique do you? Well, you've found it! This wide herringbone cuff is armed to the teeth! Very barbaric, very bold! 
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