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Kimberlee Collier combined these colorful wooden beads from Bali into this five strand necklace.

In her second piece pictured, she used more earth tones mixing Tiger eye chips, brass oval rounds, and small brass spacer beads, pressed Indian glass in an amber colored, and a large tiger eye for the pendant.

Lisa Baer crafted these onyx earrings of fabricated bezel settings and ear wires, with hinges made of tubing with spacer beads soldered onto the ends of the hinge pins.

Shari Bonnin calls this piece "Serpentine Flowers."

Marijane Troche fell in love with these crystal beads which inspired this sparkling bracelet.

Sheila O'Malley (aka Beady Eyed woman) submited this "Garden of Charms" Bracelet. It is made from Purple, Green, and Gold colored Czech Assorted Glass and seed beads with an acrylic & rhinestone button self closure, strung on AccuFlex.

Laura Stafford's necklace is made with coral, turquoise, and sterling silver.

Jane Lau present these two beautiful necklaces. The first is Milk Mocha - Glass beads (champagne cream & mocha brown colours), copper wire, brass split rings.

This necklace is Lavender Sun - Swarovski crystal (Violet & lavender colours), all sterling silver: wire, split rings, and clasps.

Nick Donofrio of American Craft Works used gold-filled wire to wrap this rose sea glass.

By combining seed beads and wire, Mona Hair created this unique flower using the French beading technique.

Mary A. Bylone of MAB Design created these fused glass pieces that were then wrapped with gold-filled wire.

Melody Lara submitted this brillian Bali bracelet.

Wendy Hunt sent in these two scans of her beautiful work. The first one is made with pearls, rose quartz, carved smoky quartz, rutillated quartz, czech crystals, and seed beads with sterling silver components.

The second bracelet also uses sterling silver components, with Lapis chips.

Victoria A. Raney made this piece using rose quartz and German glass beads.

Here are previous pages of the 2003 gallery: page 1, page 2, page 3

Take a look at our 2001 Jewelry Artists' Gallery and 2002 Jewelry Gallery.