Three stone goddess pendants, your choice of unakite, kambaba jasper, or amethyst Team ESST, etsyMOMS Team, EAST, paganteam

Description

I like unakite (mostly indigenous to the Unakas Mountains in the Southeastern US) a lot--it's pink and green combinations are fairly unusual in stones and often inspire interesting combinations. This little "goddess" is especially nice--the colors flow across her in diagonal stripes accentuating her curves.

Kambabs jasper is unpredictable in terms of patterns and, to some extent, colors, though earthy is usually in there. This piece makes me think of a rain forest in autumn--lovely colorful cloud formations floating on a green/brown/goldish background.

Amethyst is of course purple and a member of the quartz family. In this case, that means a white V accentuates body contours on both front and back, as well as forming most of the neck, and light but not quite white crystalline formations define some other body parts.

As you can see from the photos, the unakite has a flat back, while the other two continue the feminine body shaping of the front.

I am not offering these on cords because, although they do have side-to-side stringing holes in their necks, they will require more than just a bail for hanging--maybe some wire wrapping, and eyepin, very fine beading chain, multistrand beading wire, or who knows what--it will take a little bit of skill and imagination to get them strung.

You can, of course, buy a chain elsewhere in this shop if that's what you decide you need, but you'll have to attach it yourself.

I think all three of these pieces are especially lovely, and never fail to be struck by the differences in the different materials as well as the work of different artisans, making each piece unique. I hope you'll enjoy looking at as well as using them.

Thanks for visiting Findings. We hope you’ve found exactly what you need to finish a project or inspire a new one. Come back soon—new items are added often. You may also want to cruise on over to our original etsy store, The Creative Block, at http://www.siragwatkins.etsy.com to see some of these things in use as well as some of Leslie’s other original work.

Added on Oct 28, 2009

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