I’ve been making different kinds of jewelry for some time now. This is my latest work, a leaf armlet made with just wire, a labradorite gemstone, and a labradorite bead.
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It takes me about two hours to make one of these
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I used tarnish resistant silver plated wire, 1.2 and 0.3 mm
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The gemstone and the bead at the top are both labradorites
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Image credits: JessyHerc
Image credits: JessyHerc
Image credits: JessyHerc
The size of the armlet is adjustable
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Picture of the back
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Some of my other armlet designs
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Image credits: JessyHerc
I hope you like my work!
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