Heyho!
I promised to do a few pendants based on the lord of the rings by J.R.R. Tolkien, and here is the first one
Unfortunetely two strands of the mane broke of, but I was able to glue one so that it's not that visible anymore. But I'll redo this one, when I'm finished with the lotr-project!
Wish me luck! Some of the pendants will be pretty hard to do xD

Another element of the Lilith set made to special order, wire-wrapping technique
Materials: aqua chalcedony, silver

This shot was taken by Pasi Välkkynen at Finncon 2010. There was a slightly boring finnish campus area behind me, so I added some more sylvan look. I actually won the masquerade contest that was held there. So, this was the first time my craftsmanship got even international
recognition, as amongst the finnish judges were Ellen Kushner, Pat Cadigan, Cheryl Morgan.

This is also a glimpse of what my leather helmet has become. It's not ready yeat, it still needs some horsetail for decoration, but otherwise it's done. As soon as I'll get it 100% done I'll post new pics of it.

Original - Nerdanel and Feanor by
Foto -
Painting on glass

A pendant made with a Art Clay Silver technique, hand formed by me of fine silver. Each leaf made separately without using ready forms and casts. Which main element pose the labradorite with a gorgeous strong labradorisation. Around the stone I put a floral motif with leaves ivy.

A pendant made with a Art Clay Silver technique, totally handmade by me of fine silver. Each flower, leaf etc. made separately without using ready forms and cast. Which main element pose the labradorite with a gorgeous strong labradorisation.

"Lanterns of London" earrings

I'm a big Tolkien fan since I first read his books, luckily a few years before Peter Jackson's screen adaptation (I love the movies, but I'm glad to have my own image of Middle Earth, not influenced by the films). So, I awaited "The Hobbit" premiere with excitement; and I was really not disappointed! So, I celebrated it with a new glass

The saucer is painted black, and scratched to get the transparent lines of the Middle-Earth map (the north-west corner). On the glass I painted a fragment of the dwarves' map - the Lonely Mountain with the runic description. I hope you'll enjoy it!

One more thing - I've decided to sell a few of my glasses. If you'd be interested, please just send me a note - I haven't started with ebay yet, but I'll do it next weeks Since I have a few not painted glasses, I can also make something to order!

40x130 copper

I found a particularly green labradorite cabochon, which I decided to wrap in gold wire. Its color matches gold better than silver, though I think silver matches the more traditional blue labradorites. I tried to follow the veins of the stone with angled wires across the face of the stone. I added a small flourish at the top, along with a bail that's weighted to one side to balance the rest of the piece.


If you're interested in buying any jewelry like this, please check out my shop at [link]