Winter Lace | Gemstone Rollerball Necklace

Winter Lace features my most popular art concept ever, my signature Lace. Every month, I create a brand-new Lace design, each inspired by the theme. Laces are seamless, highly detailed, and always feature a stone on the face. Winter Lace plays off the childhood memory of cutting elaborate snowflakes out of construction paper. Inside the design I’ve hidden tiny hearts and flowers with the hopes of spring soon to come. This design has been paired with an incredible gem-quality Silver Rutile cabochon. Silver rutiles of the highest quality display threads of silver titanium trapped in clear quartz crystal. The top crystal features insanely rare rainbows. I cannot stress enough how rare this particular set of crystals is on this specific rollerball necklace. These are incredibly rare collector’s specimens!

The face stone is a giant gemstone cut silver rutile. Gemstones feature a faceted and pointed back that requires expertise to set correctly and securely. It has been placed in a solid hybrid-style bezel which protects the stone like a traditional bezel but uses prongs instead, which allow in tons more light. As an added sparkle, the bezel has been paired with matching white Swarovski crystals. The result is a crazy strong and jaw-dropping addition to the Bead and Bones family!

Charmed Ones feature charms and castings collected from small artisanal shops and are made with solid sterling silver. This rollerball necklace incorporates a sterling silver man in the moon crescent charm.

Fringed Rollerball Necklaces feature my signature chain fringe, inspired by the fringe jewelry of the roaring 20’s. Fringe is found in two different styles; either diamond cut chain or bar chain. Each strand is held in perfectly so they’re never out of place! At the end of each chain is a stunning sterling silver star charm, progressing in size.

Silver Rutilated Quartz within the Forest Witch collection have exceptional needle-like Titanium inclusions, have gem-quality clarity, and are extremely rare. Production of Silver Rutilated Quartz is becoming scarce as mines are running out of supply. Rutilated Quartz is most often seen in the Golden variety, but can also be found in Copper, black, and silver. The color of the inclusion is defined by different minerals, some being more rare than others. The rarest form of rutile is Titanium, which is a stunning collection of silver. At its core is the energy of Quartz Crystal, a prim of pure love and light. Inclusions of Titanium are thought to act like literal metaphysical antennae, attuning us to higher energies, messages, and manifestation.

*Essential oils not included