Turquoise Nuggets, Copper and Coral BeadsFor my birthday this month, I decided that I would give the presents. This necklace was created from my stash of turquoise nuggets. In the same drawer was a small package of coral beads. They looked so good together, but needed something else to highlight each piece. I tried pearls, I tried gold, I tried silver, none would work that day. I put everything down, walked away and came back about an hour later to see a small copper bead resting under the package of coral. Well, of course! Out came the copper beads and this necklace fell into place. Isn't it great when that happens?
To enter to win this serendipitous necklace, just post a comment here and at the end of the month we will draw a name from all those commenting. Good Luck to all of you!
To read a little more about this necklace, visit my blog at Z'annes Bazaar
I would LOVE to own this necklace. Turquoise calls to me in every form. Its gorgeouse work, Sandy. Please send it to ME!!
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This is a beautiful piece and what a wonderfully generous necklace to giveaway. I was just in Portland and had a wonderful time supporting the local economy there. I am happy to find your blog.
ReplyDeleteWow, Z'Anne this is truly a work of art. I have always loved these two stones and copper, they are so rich together. Sign me up, I would love to receive it and wear it proudly and lovingly. Cheers, Talie
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ReplyDeleteThis necklace is truly a most beautiful and elegant piece of fine jewelry. It is something I would be proud and honored to present to my lovely wife, to whom I have been married now for over 28 years. This necklace on her, and combined with its stunning beauty, I know and believe by the faith, she would be the Shining Gem, in any social setting.
Z’Anne, thank you for this gracious offering. I trust this note must surely find you in good condition of health. Rod Stroh
Wow, Z'anne, you did it again! Fabulous necklace which I would love to wear! What a great design idea. Thank you for doing this. Kathryn de Vries
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ReplyDeleteThis necklace, as many of your creations, is truly stunning. The color choices are beautiful together and I would be proud to wear it. Please include my name in your drawing. Thanks, Sherrie
I have always enjoyed your work and your blog. I would love to win your beautiful necklace but who ever wins it..l will be pleased for themx. Good luck every one.xlynda
ReplyDeleteI would be very proud to receive your beautiful necklace.
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ReplyDeleteI LOVE this piece! and was so happy to see it in person when you had it as part of your First Friday showings at Iris House a couple weeks ago.
Beautiful combinations with the fire of the coral and the water of the turquoise, accented by the copper beads.
My elemental self and being would (will? be declaratory in those wishes!) be ecstatic to wear this powerful medicine piece.
What a gift you are offering.
Many thanks for all of your creations and inspirations.
What a gorgeous necklace. I really enjoyed reading on your blog about each of the stones you've used.
ReplyDeleteMy friend, Diane in Eugene, does not have access to a computer right now, but would like to have her name included in the comments for the drawing.
ReplyDeleteSo, for Diane C. you are entered.
Hi, My name is Kelly Lish. I'm a mixed media artist living in Beaverton, Oregon. I was wondering if you were taking any new artists for your group, and if so what would I need to do to apply?
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Kelly Lish
Hi Kelly,
ReplyDeleteI'm afraid our group is full right now. Thanks for checking!
Z,
ReplyDeleteHaving had the opportunity of seeing this lovely piece at the Wy'east Artisans Guild meeting last Monday, I had to come to this very interesting blog and throw my name into the hat. Of course, based on Rod Stroh's comments, I hope he wins. Bek Hawley
What a gorgeous necklace!! and I love reading this blog with all of its' artsie quips!!
ReplyDeleteanother beautiful art necklace. keep on making art!
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