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This sterling silver wired bangle alternates some lovely Apatite gemstone beads with laser cut sterling silver beads. The apatite beads are a gorgeous petrol/teal colour. The sterling silver beads have a hexagonal pattern laser cut into them. Each bead is then edged with sterling silver wire and with small faceted sterling beads. Emerald coloured Swarovski crystals are suspended between each of the main beads. The bangle is fastened with a sterling hook clasp that is slightly hammered to hold its shape. This is a gorgeous bangle and one that definately makes a statement!
Length Measured around Inside Edge of bangle: 7 in (18 cm)
Same cane, different backgrounds; and the left was deliberately fired too high too long, and touched up with a blast from the heat gun.
A combination of the Snowflake Jade tutorial and the Mosaic Cane Bangle Bracelet tutorial--see my profile for details
I loved this solution where the bangle is the clasp...
Think I have to make a new version soon. This one sold just 15 minutes after it was listed...:)
I really like the way the reverse side looks. There is too much texture to wear this bangle inside-out comfortably, but I'll display it anyway.
Formed entirely by hand, this bangle is adorned with slabs of watermelon tourmaline, placed in a mosaic pattern. It is reinforced with a thick, fine silver wire backing, and pinned down with hand-wrapped wire coils. There are numerous thai silver 5-petal flowers with centers of pink and green tourmaline gemstone beads. My most intricately designed project which took approximately 22 hours to complete
Handmade bangle. Fabricated with sheet silver and gold-plated sheet silver. Inspired by the ancient art of paper crafts, origami.
The Bangles performing at La Zona Rosa in Austin, TX. Photo by Ron Baker.
Pictured: Susanna Hoffs and Abby Travis
This is kinda similar to an outfit i posted before....it's the same skirt and hair - but the bangles are new!! *girly squeal*
I'll update later for where you can get them and that lacey crop top [i need to log in to SL...i just can't remember store names!!].
The elephant in the back drop is from the Indian Curry sim at Bora. I thought it matched my bangles :P
This bangle was made by heat fusing reticulated silver then adding 18kt gold and silver balls and wires
Questa settimana mi sono dedicata ai bracciali, per cercare di trovare un modo per farli il più regolari possibile, senza impazzire. Questo è il risultato. Siate obbiettive. (naturalmente lucidati con i nuovi dischetti, tranne quello turchese che è laccato in quanto ho usato la polvere perl-ex)
The Bangles performing at La Zona Rosa in Austin, TX. Photo by Ron Baker.
Pictured: Debbi and Vicki Peterson