Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Hello. My name is Contrariwise and I have an addiction.
I admit it. When it comes to beautiful stones, I just can't seem to get enough. I would like to stop buying cabochons, but no matter how hard I try, I can't.
I have too many, enough to make rings and pendants and brooches to last me through the end of the year. But when a beautiful cab calls, I still answer.
Below are just a few of the cabs I have. (Click on the pic and it should bring up a larger image.) These are all ring-size and I plan to set them in the near future. Until I set them, though, they are available for custom orders in a design or size that you want.
Look to my next post where I'll feature larger cabs that would be perfect for cocktail rings or small pendants.
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Admitting to your addiction is the first step to recovery.
:D
handbag ha! Nancy, in snowy NJ
That Priday Plume has a miniature underwater scene going on inside of it! There are corals and grasses waving around. I bought it on the internet and when I received it I was shocked at how lovely in person it is. I'm not sure I'm going to be able to part with it.
Same for the Morgan Hill. When I saw the photo, I thought that the stone couldn't possibly be that beautiful. But when it arrived, it was and more! It has a vintage feel to it.
(i'm addicted too, but the only thing i could use cabs for are cat toys)
Yes, and on a Pima Indian Reservation outside of Phoenix. My daughter had a gymnastics meet there this past weekend.
Got back on Sunday to 8 inches of snow and we had another 6 inches today.
:-)