At EarthWorth Jewels the true definition of handmade comes to life. Every piece is carefully crafted from beginning to end in Beate's workshop. From drawing design cutouts, to pulverizing raw gemstones, she is in control of the magic.
Every center piece is exclusively designed and created by Beate. She hand bends the sterling silver and solders wire pieces to the sterling silver backing. Then she fills the wire design with reconstituted gem stones and solid cabochons to create a painting of stones and sterling silver. Finally, she completes each piece with beading and wire.
As an example:
Green = Malachite, Dark Blue = Lapis Lazuli, White = Mother of Pearl, Red = Red Coral or Red Jasper
Black = Black Onyx, Light Blue = Turquoise ....and many more.
Since Beate treasures materials from the natural world she often finishes center pieces with porcupine quills, sea urchin spines, bamboo, as well as gems and metal beads.
As a mother, artist, and "EarthWalker" it is very important to Beate to showcase our human experience within our natural habitat. The pieces that she creates, even the smallest ones, are a constant reminder of our place within this world and the beauty that surrounds and supports us. With this she hopes to strengthen our trust in this trail of life we are all walking.
Every center piece is exclusively designed and created by Beate. She hand bends the sterling silver and solders wire pieces to the sterling silver backing. Then she fills the wire design with reconstituted gem stones and solid cabochons to create a painting of stones and sterling silver. Finally, she completes each piece with beading and wire.
As an example:
Green = Malachite, Dark Blue = Lapis Lazuli, White = Mother of Pearl, Red = Red Coral or Red Jasper
Black = Black Onyx, Light Blue = Turquoise ....and many more.
Since Beate treasures materials from the natural world she often finishes center pieces with porcupine quills, sea urchin spines, bamboo, as well as gems and metal beads.
As a mother, artist, and "EarthWalker" it is very important to Beate to showcase our human experience within our natural habitat. The pieces that she creates, even the smallest ones, are a constant reminder of our place within this world and the beauty that surrounds and supports us. With this she hopes to strengthen our trust in this trail of life we are all walking.
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