Crystallize By Joelle

Jewellery Making

I've always loved gemstones and a little while back I mentioned about jewellery making.  I wanted to share some of the pendants I've made on my blog this month.  They all have gemstones in them!

Holographic Rose Quartz Pendant:
Malachite Pendant:
 Amethyst Pendant:
Amazonite Orgone Pendant:
  Chakra Pendant:
Turquoise Moon Pendant:
 Holographic, Iridescent Citrine Orgone Pendant:
Orgone Pendant:
Amethyst & Rose Quartz Orgone Pendant:
 
Holographic, Iridescent Citrine Pendant:
Small Chakra Pendant:
Citrine Pendant:

Dreamcatcher Orgone Pendant:
Rose Quartz Teardrop Pendant:
Amazonite & Citrine Orgone Pendant:

Crystallize By Joelle

I've opened up an Etsy Shop Called Crystallize By Joelle.  To celebrate I'm currently running a ten percent off sale from 29th August till the 3rd September.  This corresponds with the Etsy Labour Day sales in the US, but runs as a worldwide promo.  I will also be posting new pendants on Instagram, Pinterest and Facebook Pages if anyone wishes to follow along on any of these pages.  I am in the process of making some clay wrapped gemstones at the moment, which will be out soon.  Do you have a favorite?  Let me know in the comments!

I'll be back next month with an update on my "100 Day Challenge Stitching."

Happy Stitching! xxx



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  1. Lady Stitch-a-Lot7 October 2018 at 00:44

    Oh how beautiful your pendants look, I absolutely love them =) I tried my hand at beading jewellry once but I was not very successful :D

    (I'm not sure if I commented twice now, something went wrong when sending my first comment. So if there's two comments feel free to delete one of them =) )

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    1. Megan Joelle7 October 2018 at 03:06

      Thank you Johanna! 😃 I think something weird happened with the comment settings because comment notifications were not coming through either!

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