Small and Simple Things

As requested, I've created smaller family tree pendants, which can either be made into a necklace or a pair of earrings.

Pricing is as follows:

Pendant (no chain): $20

Pendant on a chain: $25

Pair of earrings: $40

As always, these can be custom made to fit your needs. Thanks!

Lisa

New Gems

Here are some of the stones I've recently finished polishing and wrapping. Please let me know if you have any questions about any of them or are interested in a purchase, by contacting Dani: dani.lisashandmadecreations@outlook.com. Thank you!

Granite

Agate

Petrified wood

Opalized palm wood

Jasper

Petrified wood

Jasper

Petrified wood

Jasper

Wonderstone

Apache tears

Nagini stone

To Every Thing There Is A Season

Top row: Spring Blossoms, Summer Leaves, Fall Apples, Winter Ice

Bottom row: Spring Leaves, Summer Green, Fall Fire, Winter Blue
(Click to enlarge photo to see detail)

These turned out amazing! Please let Dani know if you are interested in buying any of these to help support Elder Ratzlaff in Fukuoka. I can do variations on these, or duplicate one if you like. $35 each, or $40 with a matching chain of your choice in length.

Thanks! Lisa

Just Finished

Here is the latest tree pendant:

I've been pleased with all the recent orders. Thank you for your outpouring of support!

Lisa

Second Tree Pendant This Month

Made for a friend of mine

If you are interested in purchasing a tree pendant of your own, contact my sales manager, Dani: dani.lisashandmadecreations@outlook.com

All proceeds go to the support of my son, serving an LDS mission in Japan.

Thank you, and have a great day!

Another Tree

Here are a couple tree pendants I just finished creating. The style is slightly different, as the branches and roots are accentuated, with a more earthy, raw look that is very popular. Since my trees are made of wire, they can be shaped almost any way you want!

(Sorry this one's a bit blurry.)

Purple Stones

I've had a request for a purple stone. Here are some of the stones I have that have a purplish hue in them. The ones one the left are more of a grey purple, whereas the ones on the right are more of a pink purple. The first photo shows one side of the rocks and the second photo shows the same rocks, all flipped over to show the other sides.