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Hi, welcome to my gallery at jeweleryartists.org. I'm glad you stopped by. Please feel free to check around. I love creating beautiful jewelry and I feel that each piece I create reflects the joy, passion and love I have for this wonderful art form. To see more of my designs, please visit my website at www.mamadivinedesigns.com or you can see what I currently have available for sale at http://www.craftisart.com/mamadivinedesigns
Feel free to email me at mamadivine@gmail.com. I'd be happy to design a custom piece just for you.
Have a great day!!
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I've just begun working with copper and I love how rustic and ancient it looks and feels once a patina has been applied.
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I learned how to create this incredibly intricate sterling silver cuff bracelet from Lisa Niven Kelly at the Hooked on Wire Retreat in Northern California. This bracelet features the lampwork glass bead of Lorraine from Lil Glass Shack and consists of more than 50 feet of sterling silver wire.
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Featuring the incredible lampwork glass floral beads of Carolyn Conley.
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I started with 30mm sterling silver hoops and wire wrapped light smoked topaz Swarovski crystal bicones and smokey quartz briolettes around them. I finished off the earrings by hanging them from small sterling silver double hoops and sterling silver earwires. These spectacular earrings measure 2" from the base of the earwires.
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I created these interlocking copper coil earrings, then I oxidized them and added a creamy freshwater pearl.
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Four strands of sea green seed beads culminate in a gorgeous white sculpted lampwork glass bead (created by Carolyn Conley)pendant with hints of amethyst.
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Featuring rich raspberry lampwork glass boro beads created by Leah Beads.
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Four strands of sparkling aqua seed beads culminate at gorgeous blue square crazy lace agate beads. This necklace is just stunning with the aqua seed beads and crazy lace agate, Bali sterling silver bead caps and daisy spacers and strategically placed faceted smokey quartz roundels. The necklace is finished off with a sterling silver S clasp and can be adjusted from approximately 17" in length to 19".
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Russian Seraphinite is such an incredible stone found in the Lake Baikal region of Russia and is often called "The Stone of Angels". It has silvery featherlike inclusions that give the illusion of angel wings. This necklace features seraphinite ovals interspersed with Bali sterling silver double daisy spacers all surrounded by large sterling silver fan beads and a triple strand of tiny creamy white cultured pearls. This incredible necklace is accented with Bali sterling silver beads caps and tourmaline Swarovski crystal bicones. The necklace is finished off with an adjustable sterling silver floral hook clasp so it can be adjusted from 16.5" to 18".
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Beautiful encased floral lampwork glass beads created by Carolyn Conley dangle from these handwrought sterling silver teardrops.
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I love working with precious metals and I've recently started soldering my own chains. Here you will find my newest metalsmithing creations.
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Perfect for the cat lover.
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I have a huge selection of lampwork glass beads with quite a collection of lampwork glass boro orphans. I finally decided to create something with the orphan beads and voila, here it is. These twelve gorgeous lampwork glass boro beads run the gamut from soft pinks to reds, to blues and greens, hence, the name hodgepodge. This necklace is anything but hodgepodge though. These spectacular lampwork beads are wire wrapped between hand wound and cut copper rings and hand wound copper coil beads. The necklace is accented with copper rounds and granulated spacer beads and is finished off with a chain of hand cut copper rings and a twisted copper wire toggle clasp. Once the piece was finished I chose to oxidize the copper to give it a rustic look and then machine tumbled the necklace to polish and harden it. This incredible necklace measures approximately 21 1/2" in total length.
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This stunning choker length necklace features the incredible sculpted lampwork glass rose beads of Carolyn Conley. The roses are a deep rich red resting upon olive green leaves. The necklace is accented with red Czech glass roundels, sterling silver daisy spacers and Swarovski crystals. The balance of the necklace is composed of Turkish sterling silver bead caps encasing a triple strand of olive green seed beads. The necklace is finished off with a sterling silver lobster clasp and measures just under 16" in length.
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This necklace features the two mediums I absolutely love working with, wire and lampwork glass. All of my chain maille jewelry consists of rings that I handcut myself.
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I love working with lampwork glass. This particular piece features the incredible lampwork of K. Seeber.
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This bright and cheery choker style necklace would be a perfect addition to your summer wardrobe. It starts out with a triple strand of bright sparkling orange seed beads and culminates at the front into a single strand of cherry quartz glass oval beads accented with Bali sterling silver spacers and cones. The necklace is finished off with a Bali sterling silver S clasp and measures 18 1/2" in total length.
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Here is something totally unique and a bit funky. The lampwork glass pendant I created is composed of handwrought sterling silver wire, wire wrapped into a triangular bail. At the base of the triangle sits a butterscotch colored lampwork glass boro bead with a chain hanging from it with another larger butterscotch boro lampwork glass bead dangling from it. The pendant is then hung from a sterling silver chain of circles.
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I had the fortunate experience of creating this beautiful wire work creation during the Hooked on Wire retreat this past weekend. This piece was designed by Dallas Lovett, a phenomenal artist and designer.
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This hot number features the lampwork glass boro beads of Atlantis Glass and Bead paired with lots of Bali sterling silver and a double strand of hot pink seed beads.
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Faceted African Opal and Onyx brios swing on a chain of alternating sterling silver hammered and smooth oval rings.
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I originally planned on creating a simple pair of hammered copper disc earrings but decided to added a little pizazz to this pair of earrings. I hammered the disc, then added a hand coiled link from which I wire wrapped creamy white cultured pearls. The earrings are hung from hand wrought copper earwires and they have been lightly patina'ed for a rustic appearance.
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I was fortunate enough to get my hands on a huge lot of gorgeous sculpted lampwork glass floral beads by Carolyn Conley and I am having a wonderful time creating beautiful pieces with these incredible works of art.
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Featuring the incredible sculpted rose lampwork of Carolyn Conley.
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Composed of the incredible lampwork boro beads of Brendan Blake, sterling silver Bali cylinder beads and spacers and finished off with hand wound and cut rings woven into a byzantine chain.
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Seven hammered and oxidyzed discs compose this fun bracelet. All the discs are domed with four of the discs domed towards the wrist and three of the discs domed up from the wrist with stamped designs. The bracelet is finished off with a handwrought sterling silver S clasp and measures 8 1/2".
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When I purchased these incredible lampwork glass beads (created by Gillian Soskin), I knew that whatever I created would have to be just as incredible. Well, I think I have created just such a piece. Gorgeous deep cobalt blue lampwork beads are adorned with streams of pure silver and are flanked on all sides with cobalt blue Swarovski crystals. The necklace culminates at Bali sterling silver cone shaped bead caps encasing 5 strands of cobalt blue seed beads interspersed with sterling silver seamless beads.Finishing off the piece is a single strand of cobalt seed beads and sterling silver S clasp. The stunning necklace definitely makes a statement and measures approximately 19" in length.
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A single blue boro lampwork glass bead sits at the center of this necklace chalk full of Bali sterling silver and Montana blue Swarovski crystals. The necklace is also composed of hand wound and cut sterling silver rings woven into a byzantine chain and finished off with a sterling silver heart shaped toggle clasp.
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This bangle bracelet is chalk full of Bali sterling silver beads and features the gorgeous lampwork glass boro beads of Dhea and Russ Powers. The bangle is constructed on heavy sterling silver wire and is finished off with a hand wrought sterling silver spiral clasp. This spectacular piece fits a 6 1/4" - 6 3/4" wrist.
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This bangle/chain maille bracelet features the incredible lampwork glass boro beads of Daniel Echeverry paired with Bali sterling silver diamond shaped beads and granulated spacers. The bracelet also features hand wound and cut sterling silver rings woven into a byzantine chain and is finished off with a hand wrought sterling silver hook clasp.
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A unique pair of earrings featuring lampwork glass beads from Norma Brink nestled upon a sterling silver hand coiled loop and hung from fluer de lis sterling earwires.
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Featuring yet another incredible sculpted rose bead of Carolyn Conley
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I love working with artisan lampwork and wire and my favorite pieces to create are bangle style bracelets.
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All of my chain maille bracelets are created using my own hand cut sterling silver and copper jump rings which are machine polished and hardened.
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Here you will find charm bracelets. Many of the pieces incorporate artisan lamwork, semi-precious stones, polymer clay, Swarovski crystals, and sterlings silver components.
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Much of my work incorporates beads created by very talented lampwork glass artists. I love to combine sterling silver or copper with these wonderful works of art.
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I take great pride in my work and love creating new and interesting ways to highlight the lampwork, stones and metals that I use in each piece.
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This is where I put it all together. I create most of my jewelry in this very spot, a small corner of my bedroom.
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Welcome to MamaDivine Designs at jewelryartists.org. My name is Sherry and I am a stay at home mom to two young boys; Christopher,10 and Daniel,8 When not running around chasing after my boys, I am usually working with wire and beads creating beautiful jewelry.
I have been creating and selling jewelry for almost 7years and I have also had experience as a lampwork glass artist. Many of my pieces incorporate glass beads I have purchased from other very talented lampwork glass artists.
I have always enjoyed working with my hands and I take great pride in the pieces I create. My favorite media to work in is artisan lampwork, semi-precious gemstones, Swarovski crystals, sterling silver and copper.
I recently completed my MA degree in Elementary Education and I substitute teach part time.
Sherry Miller-Lo
Milpitas CA 95035 US
http://www.mamadivinedesigns.com
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