Goddess Pendant

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Goddess Pendant:

The Goddess Pendant is actually constructed as a pin that can be worn pinned to your clothing or hung on a necklace as a pendant.

Goddess Pendant

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Goddess Pendant with Accent Piece:

The Goddess Pendant / pin can be worn pinned to your clothing or hung on a necklace as a pendant.

Hand Engraved
Pure Copper Pendant

Hand Engraced Pendant
In Pure Copper

This hand engraved pendant is a typical North West scene. Mountains, trees and birds graved on pure copper.

I can also put a silver moon in it made of sterling silver. This is done by drilling a hole and filling it in with a hand made rivet and set permanently into place with a hammer.

The process I use to create these engravings is a very old one and the tools I use are much the same as they were in the days before electricity.

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Award for
Bards of Puget Sound

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Custom Commission
Award for the
Bards of Puget Sound

Bards of Caer Pugetia
2009 Competitive Eisteddfod

This award was commissioned by The Bards of Puget Sound
and awarded to Moss on October 17th 2009

Astronology
Talisman

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Astronology
Bringing Astronomy and Astrology
together again.

PICTURE THIS:  You are traveling in space directly above the north pole of the sun. Our sun. You are far enough out in space to see all the planets orbeting around the sun. Now you look at your calendar watch and you see that it is your birthday. The actual day and time of your birth.

OK, maybe you're in a time warp.

Now you take another look at the planets. Remarkably, this looks very much like the pattern depicted on your Astronology Talisman.

Yes, perhaps the space travel part is a bit of a stretch but in reality, the astronology pendant or talisman is a depiction of our planetary system on a particular time and day. In the case of the one shown here, it is a picture of the planetary system on the day I was born.

How I did it.

I visited a number of the NASA web sites to determine the actual location of each planet on a given day (my birth date). I plotted these points using my CAD program and created an image of the actual location of each planet with respect to a center point (our sun).

Next, I carved a wax model of my plotted image with the constellation symbols and used the Lost Wax Casting method to create the sterling silver base for the pendant.

Once I had this silver pendant with the constellation images on the border. I drilled holes in the exact locations corresponding to the 9 planets and the sun in the center.

The next step was to create the 14K gold rivets and set them in the holes drilled for each planet. Finally, I set the stone in the center.

This is an over simplified explanation of how I did it the I think you can get a pretty good idea of how this pendant came about. If you would like to have your own Astronology Talisman, you can order it from www.Astronology.com.

Candle in Jasper

Pendant

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Candle in Jasper is a most remarkable piece. When I saw the image in this piece of jasper, I knew it was destined to be a beautifully set pendant.

The filigree work on this piece adds to the theme of the candle with wispy smoke and flame.

This pendant is has been sold. It was actually sold before it is finished.

If you have a unique or special stone you would like to have set in some form of jewelry, contact me.

This patent-pending Nilsson Interchangeable Stone Holder was inspired by the Chakana, the symbol for the Inca Cross. This interpretation is a new design for my line of Interchangeable Stone Holder.

The interchangeable stone donut shape pictured here is Turquoise.

This stone holder has been sold. Contact me to create your own.

The interchangeable stone holder's Cross is made of pure copper and the holder is sterling silver. Set in the center is a beautiful Almandine Garnet from Mozambique. It is surrounded by a green Aventurine set in a fine silver bezel.

There are many different perspectives on the meaning of the Chakana or Inca Cross. Here are some common elements that they all share.

From an Astrological perspective, the cross represents the star constellation known as the Southern Cross. The twelve corners represent the twelve months of the calendar year. The four prongs or arms represent the directions on earth (the Inca did not refer to the cardinal directions we are accustomed to).

Animals are used to represent the different parts of the Chakana. The middle horizontal area is the Jaguar or Puma. This represents the earth plane we live on. Above this horizontal middle area is the spirit world of the Condor. The area below is symbolized by the Serpent representing the world of the dead.

The circle in the center is what brings the three worlds together. The soul moves from the present world of the Jaguar or Puma to the spirit world of the Condor, then to the Serpent world of the dead where it will regenerate for the next life. All three worlds are viewed in a positive light. Unlike the Western concept of heaven and hell.

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Chakana (Inca Cross)
Interchangeable Stone Holder
$510

for 2009
Pi Stone (donut) in Interchangeable
Nilsson Stone Holder

Patent Pending
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The Pi Stone Nilsson Interchangeable Stone Holder is very accomodating. Here we have the same Chakana shown above with a different stone. The stone can be change in seconds for a totally new look.

The Pi stone (AKA a donut shape) pictured here is a 40mm Azurite 9(sold out). Being interchangeable, it can also be fitted with any other stone up to 50 millimeter.

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Aventurine
Pi Stone (donut) shown with a
Nilsson Interchangeable
Stone Holder

Patent Pending
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The original spiral shaped Nilsson Interchangeable Stone Holder is very accomodating.

Here it is shown with a 40 milimeter aventurine pi stone (donut). It can also be interchanged with any other pi stone up to a 50 milimeter. For more stone selections, click here.

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Pi Stone Holder

The Oroignal Interchangeable Nilsson Stone Holder without a stone.

Patent Pending
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The Interchangeable Nilsson Stone Holder is another new addition to the 2007 Energy Ring collection.

This is a very uniquely functional piece of jewelry. It was designed as a pendant to hold the round stones (AKA Pi Stones and donuts) that are becoming so popular today.

The best part is that the stones can be easily interchanged. Just slip it over the cord and it just falls into place.

Also available are earrings and pins that use the same principle of interchangeable stones.

This concept is so inovative that a patent pending status has been granted.

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Engraved Pendant

with Rivet

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Engraved pendant is a challenging and exciting technique for creating jewerly. The process is a very old one. The tools I use are much the same as they were in the days before electricity. I have a short explanation to show you how these images are created on copper, gold and silver.

This particular pendant is a typical NorthWest scene. Mountains, trees and birds graved on sterling silver and includes a 14K gold sun (rivet).

The copper version has a sterling silver moon (rivet).

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