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	Classy in Turquoise & Silver. Classy, yet simple in their design. These earrings were designed with clear silver that was flattened and small faux turquoise beads on the dangly ends of the flattened silver. Click Here for a larger view.	SOLD
	Blue, Teal, Silver Long Legs. These earrings are made out of blue, teal and silver colored bugle beads. They are about four inches long. Click Here for a larger view.	SOLD
	Branching Out. This design is from Georgia Hadley in the May Bead Style Magazine. Head pins were used and beads from a bead grab bag. The beads remind me of oil and water. Click Here for a larger image.	SOLD
	Root Beer on Three Dangles. I used seed beads that are a Root Beer color on clear silver wire to make these sassy earrings. This pair of earrings match two of my bracelets, see my bracelet page. Click Here for a larger view.	SOLD
	Pink Crystals. Pale pink crystals were strung on wire with a silver rose type bead. Click Here for a larger image.	SOLD
	Three Flower Crystal Silver Earrings. Crystal beads were strung on wire with small silver flower beads. Click Here for a larger image.	SOLD
	Copper Sun Earrings. Beautiful copper wire was used to design these earrings, black seed beads were added to complete the design. Click Here for a large view.	Donated to Mesa Education Foundation Annual Charity Auction
	Agate Meets Copper. Beautiful, dark green agates were paired with copper disks and wire to make these gorgeous earrings. Click Here for a larger view.	SOLD
	Root Beer Jetsons. I used seed beads that are a Root Beer color on clear silver wire to make these spiral type earrings. This pair of earrings match two of my bracelets, see my bracelet page. Click Here for a larger view.	SOLD
	My Purple Jetson Earrings. Purple seed beads were strung on gold artistic wire and coiled to make my Jetson Earrings. Click Here for a larger view.	SOLD
	Green Agate Meets Copper Pearl. These earrings were designed with dark green agates, copper colored pearls, and black seed beads. Click Here for a larger view.	SOLD
	One Crystal Earrings. A single crystal bead was strung on wire with two silver spacers. Click Here for a larger image.	SOLD
	Porcelain Hearts. These sweet little heart shaped porcelain beads were paired with gold artistic wire. They can be purchased alone or as a set with the heart shaped necklace and the ceramic heart shaped bracelet. Click Here for a larger view.	SOLD
	Silver Long Legs. These earrings are made out of silver colored bugle beads. They are about four inches long. Click Here for a larger image.	SOLD
	Root Beer Chandelier Earrings. Once again, I used seed beads that are a Root Beer color to make these chandelier earrings. Small metal hearts were strung on clear silver wire along with the root beer colored seed beads. This pair of earrings match two of my bracelets, see my bracelet page. Click Here for a larger view.	SOLD
	Green Jetson Earrings. Aventurine beads, czech fire polished green beads, gold plated discs were strung on gold artistic wire. Click Here for a larger view.	SOLD
	Gold Long Legs. These earrings are made out of gold colored bugle beads. They are about four inches long. Click Here for a larger view.	SOLD
	Root Beer Long Legs. Root Beer colored seed beads were strung on clear silver wire to make this pair of earrings. This pair of earrings match two of my bracelets, see my bracelet page. Click Here for a larger view.	SOLD
	Mary's Earrings.Old jewelry given new life. These earrings were designed for a co-worker from an old necklace of hers. I used her light blue marbled beads and added silver beads with blue wire to make these earrings. Click Here for a larger view. To view the matching bracelet, Click Here.	SOLD
	Cubed Three Times. Three clear cubed beads were strung with artistic gold wire and hung from ear wires.Click Here for a larger view.	SOLD
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