Variety in the Stripes Collection

Some of these examples will be on sale at the Battersea Artists Open House, others have been made as personal commissions, which are never repeated.  Any style that appeals to you can be especially made, and will fit your requirements for size and colour combinations perfectly.  Use the commission form to start discussions on how to get what you want.

Graded purple

The broad stripes, shading from royal purple to rosy mauve are separated by triple layers of turquoise and golden brown. Two sizes of round bead are separated by clusters of natural turquoise chips and polished tubes of amethyst. Continuous 60 cm / 24 "

Subtle tango orange

Brilliant orange is calmed by dark green surroundings and interspersed with very fine stripes of turquoise, white and grey. Silver caps and an S-clasp complete xx cm / 20"

Marine waves

Two blues and two very different greens, separated by the thinnest of yellow and black lines, spiral around the two different shapes of bead, enhanced by lapis lazuli to a total length of xx cm / yy"

Burning coral and carnelian

The 'flames' of this choker length necklace are made up of scarlet and pink, tan and brown with a glitter of gold. Gold tone bead caps and natural carnelian rondelles complete the colour coordination

Grey on grey for sparkle

Ancient japanese metalworking techniques inspired the complex forms in these three sizes of bead - separated by multicoloured fluorite and gilded glass cubes and matching square clasp. xx cm / yy"

Citrus chic

Lemon and lime combine with agates and peridot nuggets in the stripes and circles of this mid length necklace enlightened with gold. Diamonds do not always need to glitter to shine. xx cm / yy"

Almost patriotic

Red, white and blue have shifted to pink, white and navy to follow the colouring of a favourite cardigan in this xx cm / yy" short necklace. The fine stripes introduce new colours

Timberrrr!

Blues blending from bright to navy combine with golden clay to give the appearance of an exotic and inlaid wood. Chatoyant tiger's eye in coin-shapes and chips together with lapis complete xx cm/ yy"