DIY: Coral Jewelry Holders

Grab: glue (E6000), polymer clay, and paint to get to work. 

Broken coral branches will do. 

Create your base for the coral with clay and bake

(at approximately 250 degrees for 30 min). 

Make a footstep like impression with coral so after it bakes

you can glue coral in it. 

Paint.

I drilled a hole on the bottom of the clay base to fit a nail

(to hang on my wall).  Necklaces and earrings

hang nicely.

Spring Fever

Embossed Leaf by FIELDWORK.

Turquoise Cabochon with sterling leaves,
vines & berries.

Coral floral arrangement by
FIELDWORK.

Turquoise & Coral Cascade Necklace.

Wisteria Cluster Earrings

We are feverishly working on our Wisteria Earrings in all gemstones. From bright red Coral (top) to creamy white Freshwater Pearls (bottom). My favorite is Turquoise by the way;)

The longer the better!

Because I'm from Texas.

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Jewels of the Day

I am wearing: Coral & Blue Chalcedony
Spanish Wrap Hoops.
Circle of Life with Caviar Necklace.

I'm holding on to summer by a thread.
It stays with me in my jewels.

Scanned this morning.