This is my first time working with moldavite. A customer brought this stone in to be made into a pendant, this pic is a screenshot of an exact replica, I'll get his permission to upload the one I made for him in gold and will upload later today. Here's what I found on this stone, I couldn't believe the stone started working on me the second I laid eyes on it and thought it looked like a piece of sea glass, but the more I felt it, looked at it, studied the structure of it and applied pressure against it with gold then I was convinced it was something else not from this world. Moldavite is a rare, olive-green tektite formed by a meteorite impact 14.7 million years ago. Known as the "Stone of Transformation," it is highly prized for its intense, high-frequency energy, which is said to accelerate spiritual growth, open the chakras, and catalyze rapid life changes.

Hey guys I got really busy and behind on stuff again, I've never ran ads or spent on advertising. My advertising has always been my quality of service and the word spreads like wildfire. This is my next project and the customer already left me his stuff, people actually stop by after 5pm til 9pm and it gets busy even at night time.

This lady brought this in, she knew nothing about it except that it was given to her by her "Grandmother". Most of the time my customers are hotel, club, and restaurant staff where they're more likely to find stuff which is where I come across all of this stuff they find. Sometimes they don't know they're carrying a fortune like this one. Excuse my bench I was in the middle of a manic rush. This stone is a spectacle to look at, once in a lifetime kinda thing, I promise you. This is the fruitage of this job, seeing new jewelry.

I just realized that I hadn't posted in a month so here's why. I've been experimenting with copper in many fields of link design. Seeing what links can be made more efficiently and still look good. Also the twisting of the copper and the thickness of it is what I've been working with. I discovered a pattern in the coiling of one specific bracelet in the second picture. It's the only bracelet that behaved a certain way during the steam room test. It got extremely hot to the point of burning my skin. I can only assume that it was because of the immense amount of space that's exposed to the heat environment compared to the surface area that's actually touching your skin. Still this phenomenon still baffles me to this day. No other bracelet has done that, welcome to the slinky design.