Next addition to my Science jewelry collection! This one is for all Bacteriology and Medical Microbiology fans out there! Made of fused glass and a bit of sterling silver. It is inspired by Coliform bacteria teal blue colonies on chromogenic agar Petri dish.
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Next addition to my Science jewelry collection! This one is for all Mycology and Medical Microbiology fans out there! Made of fused glass and a bit of sterling silver. It is inspired by Yeast Fungus pink colonies on chromogenic agar Petri dish.
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Next addition to my Science jewelry collection! This one is for all Marine Biology fans out there! Made of fused glass and a bit of sterling silver. It is inspired by the blue-green colored filaments from which these organisms derive their popular name (Cyanobacteria or Blue green algae) 🥰
Another
addition to my Science jewelry collection! This one is for all
Microbiology fans out there! Made of fused glass and a bit of sterling silver. It is inspired by the different types of
Gram stained bacteria visualized under the microscope 🥰
Spring is finally here, and with it comes Cherry blossom, or Sakura.
In 1998, 63 sakura trees were planted in Stockholm’s King’s Garden — or Kungsträdgården — and a new Swedish tradition was born. Thousands of visitors come every year to see the blossoms fall. But it’s not the only place in the archipelagic city basking in cherry blossom. More than 10,000 trees have been planted along the streets of the city, and as I lived there for almost 20 years it was my most favorite time of the year walking along the streets of Stockholm. Those memories gave inspiration to the latest addition to my fused glass jewelry collection - Sakura Cherry blossoms necklace 🥰
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Here is next addition to my Science jewelry collection! Legionella bacteria necklace for women, inspired by Legionella pneumophila bacteria colonies on BCYE (Buffered charcoal yeast extract) agar Petri dish. Scroll down to the last pic to see the actual plate pic that gave me the inspiration 🥰
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Another addition to my Science jewelry collection! This one is for all molecular biology fans out there 🧬made of fused glass (by me obviously 🙄) and a bit of sterling silver. It is inspired by so called Blue-white screening, bacterial cloning in E. coli. Scroll down to the last pic to see the actual plate pic that gave me the inspiration 🥰
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Introducing new additions to my Science jewelry collection! This time made of fused glass (by me obviously 🙄) and a bit of sterling silver. The first one is inspired by Cyanobacteria filaments (Blue green algae). Back in 2010 I've already made a sterling silver/green Agate gems necklace inspired by Cyanobacteria (what can I say I love how they look under the microscope 🥰) but this time it is made of glass, my new passion!
One of my pieces where I applied mixed metals techniques. This sterling silver pendant necklace was inspired by the Northern Scandinavia winter landscapes. The pendant was composed from a hand sketch and made of different type of recycled silver. The base plate, all fine details, the moon and the trees are composed of
Argentium sterling silver 935 and snow hills are made of fine silver
999. The pendant is attached to long and heavy sterling silver 925
chain. The chain is handmade by me as well.
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Emerald green is my most favorite color in the world. Which means I buy green gemstones in stock more often that any other color 😁 So here is yet another emerald green jewelry set that can be found in my shop. This time it is Green Agate necklace and earrings set wire wrapped in 14K gold willed.
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One of my latest jewelry creations, mixed metal necklace with genuine Rubies - the birthstone of July. The heart textured focal is made of fine silver Precious Metal Clay (PMC), adorned with lush clusters of natural Ruby rondelles on gold filled ballpins and two tiny sparkling Cubic zirconia. The pendant is threaded with a 14K gold filled chain. All metal used is either fine silver or 14K gold filled.
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I enjoy working with Labradorites and especially with polished Labradorites stones. I love the way their buttery surface catch the light with tons of sparkle and lots of color-play. And in my opinion the best way to frame the turquoise blue Labradorites is using oxidized sterling silver to achieve that mysterious and antique look. Like in this Labradorite necklace and earrings set.
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