A beautiful set of 5 handmade lampwork beads in a beautiful rich blend of ocean blue and teal with organic ivory. The beads measure approx 14mm in diameter with 2mm holes.
Wednesday 9 June 2010
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2 comments:
those are great looking. I wonder if they would be complimented by pearls? Hmm, maybe carnelians!
Thanks so much for featuring my beads Kevin.
Thank you Plantress - I'm sure they would look great with pearls and maybe amazonite or turquoise for a summery look. Carnelian as a contrast would work great too - I've used that and poppy jasper which gives a lovely rustic feel.
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