Silver Pendants

This two-piece pendant is joined using small links. It looks great with a black dress and could be worn on a special occasion.

See below for the saphire version. The flower is set with a small garnet and mounted on a delicate curved wire, which is curled at the end to form the bail.

This is a two-layer sunflower design, set with a central caberchon stone. The petals are textured (click the photo for a closer look).

This is a small version of my back-mounted flower pendant.

This is my very popluar butterfly design. This can be made with or without a stone.

Here I have used silver, but added an accent using a little gold in the shape of two cuddling hearts.

The flower is mounted on a curved back piece. The stem has a single flower and one leave. The flower is made of two layers of petals and has a bobble of metal at the centre.

This single-layer flower is set with a small saphire and mounted on a delicate curved wire, which is curled at the end to form the bail.

This isn't a great picture. This is a two-flower version of my flower pendant. The main body is curved out at the bottom and back at the top to form the bail. The two flowers are on a single stem.

The pendant is pierced into a spiral shape and set with a central stone.

The tear-drop shape is domed to a smooth convex shape, which accentuates the shine of the metal. The bail is high up at the back, so the pendant hangs from its point.

This is a silver sunflower set with a carnealian cabochon.

The rose is made of three layers of silver cut to resemble the stem, leaves and petals of the flower. Also available in gold.