
I used to make these beads all the time, named 'em 'Twisted Sister' - makes a pretty good ring too . . .
Beautiful handmade glass beads, unique jewelry pieces and fine gifts.


Just in time for Valentine's Day Sterling hearts and really pretty beads! The tiny silver bead caps have little stars and moons on them. Hearts & stars and moons - oh my!
The end of December '09 had it's second solar eclipse of the month - which is called a "Blue Moon". Since this rarely happens, that's where the saying "Once in a blue moon" comes from. In honor of that, here's my interpretation of "Blue Moon". A heavy sterling full moon with the 'blue moon' bead right in the center.
Pictured here is my latest efforts with Chainmail. This ring is so easy and comfortable to wear. Obviously very flexible - so it squishes to fit over that larger knuckle easily. Not the easiest to make tho, a little intense in that department. But the results were WELL worth the extra effort. Think I'll make some more!

Love this! Our oldest daughter works for a Vet and is a dedicated dog lover, as am I, so I came up with this idea for her birthday/Christmas present. Sorry Teri, for combining the two this year. . . Annnyhoo - I love it too! Of course the little paw prints come in different colors, and there's "Cat Mom" also, for all the cat lovers out there. But I'm seeing many possibilities for this down the road. The sterling disk is hand cut, stamped & shaped made by me, and makes this really cute idea fun and totally unique.
This is what our space looked like at the Southern Christmas Show this year. I forgot to make sure our third place ribbon showed up in this shot, but that ribbon was a very pleasant surprise. I think the booth design and display looked great, and since we got a corner space this time, there was room for everything right up front. Our best show ever, ever! Thanks so much everyone.
I LOVE this little pendant. Three beads - gradually getting smaller, all with little crystals and silver about. This one is a lovely shade of pink, amber and purple frit melted onto the surface of each bead. I've made them in lots of different color choices. Looks great casual, or with a fancier plunging neckline. Ooo-baby!
This is a fun little piece. A pretty, multicolored leaf, a little flower and a matching bead, all clustered together on a sterling chain. Representing my love for the outdoors - and you won't see this one on the show tables 'cause it's mine. Maybe I'll make some more, this one's a favorite I could share . . . .


This second bracelet turned out so much more sparkly than it comes across in the picture. Lots of crystals - lots of blues, a little blue/green and smoky beige - but prettier than that sounds. The first picture is a bracelet made using different color boro beads. I LOVE the colors, they just pop - verrrry different!

Brand new ring for this summer and it is absolutely gorgeous! And it's changeable too - what more could you ask? Beautiful sterling silver design, right down to the tiny little screw on the side. All you need do to change the bead is use a little screwdriver (like the one used with glasses) to loosen the screw on the side, and the sterling rod that goes through the bead comes out, put on another bead and VOILA! - you may have a different ring for every day of the week . . . that is if you have enough beads. And they're always available from Grammy Glass. This particular bead is made using my favorite color boro glass 'Blue Moon'.

So excited to finally get this out of my head and into the world. My own bead caps. These are bright and shiney copper - a really nice combination with the silver. Had to practice on the copper before jumping into making my own sterling bead caps, but I really like the two-tone look. Still experimenting with the stamping on the surface, trying everything right now. Thanks to my darling husband (DH) for his help in these. It takes four hands to cut out the disc so I couldn't do it without him. Check out more later. It'll be awhile before I update again - have lots of shows coming up. But check back in a couple of months to see what else is new. Thanks.




This is something I've been wanting to try for quite some time. I'd originally wanted to make a starfish bead using boro, but it seems I need more practice. Anyhoo - here's the first attempt mixing boro beads and my Moretti starfish. Shells and silver vines, a couple of pearls, lots of Swarovski and silver, there's even a faceted topaz in there. A beautiful free form gathering of some beautiful stuff all wire wrapped on a sterling silver bar and strung on a sterling chain. I am really ready for some warm weather now !! Better email me if you like this one 'cause it was really hard, and I don't anticipate doing it again any time soon!