This is my art

[Guest Robin Winter]

I don't draw, I haven't written in ages. But I have a passion for jewellery. The ring setting I didn't make, but I set and polished it. The pendants are completely handmade by me.

[Guest AllisonRae]

Very pretty Robin, I really love the pendants!

You are gifted.

Hugs

Allie

[Guest Robin Winter]

Thanks ♡ I'm particularly fond of the ring. That was the finest opal I've managed to own. It was a gift for my mother in law. I have it's mate in a simpler ring I made for myself, but it isn't quite as fine as that one.

[Guest Faith gibson]

Hi Robin,

I love rings and that one is very nice. I like the pendants as well.

Faith

[Guest Robin Winter]

Thank you Faith I've done many others, I just didn't want to flood the post. I'll add others in time.

[Charlize]

First of all love your new name Robin. Your jewelry is lovely as well. Thanks for sharing the images.

Hugs,

Charlize

[Guest Robin Winter]

Oh, it's not new Just needed to be updated here.

[Guest]

Nice work. Nice name too. Oh, and a much prettier avatar, a nice new you! Hug. JodyAnn

[tracy_j]

Lovely jewellery

I have been planning to make a few bracelets for a while. A further prompt for me to get to it. My art work is usually drawing and painting.

Tracy

[Guest Robin Winter]

Here are a few more This first one was a Trans Pride ring I did for a charity auction for a local youth LGBTQ resource called The Youth Project. The stones are diamond, pink tourmaline and blue topaz.

This one is a Daisy pendant I made from fine silver, and I believe the stone was lab created ruby. I did another similar as well for my cousin but the metal was given a hammered texture and had a different stone. This one I gave to a random stranger who was having a rough year.

This is the one piece I regret giving away. I actually bought the sapphire for myself, the most I ever paid for a gem that wasn't a custom cut. It's natural purple sapphire (heat treated) with a 0.10ct white diamond in 14k white gold. It ended up going to my district manager for Christmas. I wouldn't regret it if I thought she enjoyed it, but I have never seen her wear it.

Lastly, this one was for me. Center stone is purple Spinel, the accents are purple and pink sapphires, set in sterling silver. I'm wearing it now

[JJ]

Beautiful Robin! Thank you for sharing them with us. You are an artist.

Johnny

[Charlize]

Gosh i love some of these pieces. I especially love the daisy pendant. Recently i've been wearing a butterfly wing set between two very thin pieces of glass held by a silver band. It was a gift from Dr. McGinn after surgery and holds a special meaning for me.

Hugs,

Charlize

[Guest Robin Winter]

Oh, that sounds lovely Charlize!

[Guest Robin Winter]

Ok, this is a very simple setting, but not a cheap outcome. It's a genuine 0.25ct diamond with good color and clarity set in a basic sterling silver solitaire ring. I made this for my sister and in exchange she's tattooing the second picture across my back (so far just the outline done, she doesn't live very close so we're doing it in stages). It's Bastet in a winged ankh. Great story behind that picture, the Cat was actually modified from a photograph of the artists cat, who is also named Bastet. I have full rights to share the image, as it was created specifically for me

[Charlize]

That is a lovely Egyptian cat. The ring setting is lovely as well. It is very flower like but abstract at the same time.

Hugs,

Charlize