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A labradorite point is capped with a hand made stainless steel chainmail bead cap and an 8mm round labradorite bead.

Each piece will be unique because each labradorite point is different; please contact us about available stones and we will send you a picture of our stock and you can pick which stone you would like mounted :)

A 30x22mm african jade cabochon has been set in a brass hp3-1 chainmail bezel, and edged in 4mm african jade and 3mm brass beads. The back of the pendant is secured with a two part industrial epoxy so you don't have to worry about the cabochon coming loose from the setting.

Each stone is different, so there will be variations between pieces; feel free to request a picture of the stones that we have in stock so you can pick which one you would like in your pendant.

A 30x22mm malachite cabochon has been set in a steel hp3-1 chainmail bezel, and edged in 4mm malachite and 3mm silver beads. The back of the pendant is secured with a two part industrial epoxy so you don't have to worry about the cabochon coming loose from the setting.

Each stone is different, (two are pictured here to show how different each piece can be) so there will be variations between pieces; feel free to request a picture of the stones that we have in stock so you can pick which one you would like in your pendant.

A 30x22mm acrylic cameo is set in a hand made nickel silver chainmaille bezel and edges in genuine fresh water pearls and 4mm carnelian beads.

The back of the pendant is secured with a two part industrial epoxy so you don't have to worry about the cabochon coming loose from the setting.

A 40mm rhodonite donut is set in aluminum oriental style chainmail. There is no glue or adhesive used in this piece; it is all held together by rings and is very sturdy.

A 30x22mm howlite cabochon has been set in a stainless steel hp3-1 chainmail bezel, and edged in 4mm howlite and 3mm silver beads. The back of the pendant is secured with a two part industrial epoxy so you don't have to worry about the cabochon coming loose from the setting.

Each stone is different, so there will be variations between pieces; feel free to request a picture of the stones that we have in stock so you can pick which one you would like in your pendant.



A 30x22mm labradorite cabochon has been set in a jeweler's brass hp3-1 chainmail bezel, and edged in 4mm labradorite and 3mm brass beads. The back of the pendant is secured with a two part industrial epoxy so you don't have to worry about the cabochon coming loose from the setting.

Each stone is different, so there will be variations between pieces; feel free to request a picture of the stones that we have in stock so you can pick which one you would like in your pendant.



Made from anodized aluminum and stainless steel, this fun little pendant makes a great cell phone charm, zipper pull, and key chain ornament.

A 30x22mm black onyx cabochon has been set in a hand woven copper chainmail bezel and edged in copper and onyx beads.

This pendant looks great strung on chain, ribbon, cord, and omega slide necklaces.

Onyx, a deep black form of chalcedony, is one of the birthstones of December and is associated with the zodiac sign of Leo. Onyx derives its name from the Greek word for fingernail, based off a myth that onyx was the fingernails of Venus that had been clipped and scattered over the earth. The gods, feeling that no part of Venus’ beauty should ever perish, turned the nail clippings to stone. The ancient romans associated onyx with courage and thought it useful when defending one’s self from criticism. Onyx is also a protective stone for use when traveling and can bring spiritual inspiration, as well as aid in keeping one’s emotions and passions under control. Onyx can be worn to physically strengthen the heart, kidneys, nerves, hair, eyes, and nails. It can also relieve stress and sleep disorders.

This pendant is about 2.5" in diameter and is made of steel craft rings and anodized aluminum rings hand woven into a modified byzantine weave. Suspended in the center is a fried marble wrapped in black enameled copper. This piece looks great worn on a necklace chain, ribbon, cord, or omega slide.

Made from anodized aluminum and stainless steel, this fun little pendant makes a great cell phone charm, zipper pull, and key chain ornament.

8mm amazonite beads adorn this handwoven bright aluminum elf star, a modified byzantine weave.

This charm makes a great pendant but can also be made into earrings, cell phone charms, key chains and zipper pulls. It looks great strung on chain, cord, ribbon, or omega slide necklaces.

Amazonite is a member of the feldspars group of minerals which make up more of the earth's crust than all other known minerals combined. Associated with the zodiac sign Virgo and one of the birthstones of December, it is widely believed that Amazonite is named after the Amazonian women warriors. There is also a belief that Amazonite was named after the River Amazon. However, it is unlikely that the River Amazon was rich in Amazonite, as whilst Amazonite does occur in Brazil, it has never been discovered in the vicinity of the great river.

Amazonite calms emotions and empowers the wearer with courage. Additionally, Amazonite enhances self-expression and creativity. In addition to this, Amazonite works on the throat chakra and is especially effective at aligning the heart and solar plexus chakras. It can also be used to control levels of calcium within the body. -referenced from gemtradenet.com



8mm garnet beads adorn this handwoven bright aluminum elf star, a modified byzantine weave.

This charm makes a great pendant but can also be made into earrings, cell phone charms, key chains and zipper pulls. It looks great strung on chain, cord, ribbon, or omega slide necklaces.

Garnet is the birthstone for the month of February and is associated with the zodiac sign Aquarius. The word Garnet is derived from the Greek word for pomegranate. This gemstone was used by ancient explorers and travelers to protect them on their journeys. Garnets were also often set in shields, armor, and buckles by crusaders because it was believed that the stone gives protection from wounds and stops bleeding.  Native tribes all throughout the American continents used garnets to ward off evil influences and spirits. Garnet is said to be the stone of romantic love and passion, enhancing sensuality, sexuality, and intimacy. It is said to awaken creativity, positive energy, and self-confidence, and can bring success to one's career or business. Garnets have been thought to treat infectious diseases, blood poisoning, and heart and lung diseases. It is also a protective stone which is effective for protection from evil and nightmares and one that can be used for spiritual healing.  Garnet is primarily associated with the root chakra, though it is effective at opening other chakras depending upon the color of the stone (for example, green garnet would be better suited for the heart chakra). –referenced from gemtradenet.com





8mm labradorite beads adorn this handwoven bright aluminum elf star, a modified byzantine weave.

This charm makes a great pendant but can also be made into earrings, cell phone charms, key chains and zipper pulls. It looks great strung on chain, cord, ribbon, or omega slide necklaces.

 Labradorite, being a feldspar, contains a unique colorful flash within each stone ranging from hues of blue and green to deep coppery oranges. Some pieces, also known as spectrolite, contain the full spectrum of the rainbow within their enchanting depths. 

30x22mm tigers eye cabochons have been set in hand wrapped chainmaille bezels and edged in silver and tigers eye beads. Each piece is unique since no two stones are alike. In the pictures, the metal used to make the bezel is nickel silver, but this can be substituted for stainless steel, aluminum, brass, bronze, or copper.