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"From River to Sea" Necklace This fabricated piece represents a river flowing through the chain, through the bail, through the aquamarine, through the tundra, log jams, spawning salmon, and out to the sea. It also is an example of my personal use of the granulation technique, using gold dust and tiny pieces of wire on a pierced and textured surface to look like a tundra landscape as seen from an airplane. Hand knitted chain by Julia Lowther. Made as set with Tidepool Earrings. Featured in the book: The Art and Craft of Making Jewelry: A Complete Guide to Essential Techniques, by Joanna Gollberg. |
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"Tidepool" Earrings Made as set with From River to Sea Necklace. Featured in the book: 500 Earrings: New Directions in Contemporary Jewelry, a Lark Jewelry Book. |
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"Tidelands Peninsula" Brooch This piece was inspired by the beach at Penrose Point State Park. This piece has been published in Art Jewelry Magazine, May 2007 and featured in The Art and Craft of Making Jewelry: A Complete Guide to Essential Techniques, by Joanna Gollberg. |
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"Our Healthy Sound" Pendant/Sculpture Necklace This piece and its handwrought chain represent healthy salmon swimming, spawning, returning home. |
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"Knitted Chain Earrings with Triangle Pillows" Earrings Knitted chain by Julia Lowther |
 "Heron in Wetlands" Brooch |
 "Bamboo Leaf" Brooch |
 "Mountain Cufflinks" Cufflinks |
 "Bamboo Triangle Pillows" Earrings |
 "Rain Drop Pendant" Necklace |
 "Glacial Till" Brooch |
 "Rain Hollow Bead with Gold" Earrings - 1/2 inch |
 "Kenai Mountains" Rings - Sizes 10 and 7 |
 "Tundra Patterns" Wedding Rings - Sizes 10 and 7 |
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