These are the stones I have available for wire wraps, for those you were interested/wondering if I still do wire wraps! :)
If you would like to claim one, please be sure to read this entire post!
So here’s the rundown. Below is a picture with each stone numbered, and below that is the name of each stone, along with the price.
The price includes the following: the stone wrapped in the metal of your choice (sterling silver, 14k gold fill, 14k rose gold fill), an 18″ chain, and it includes free shipping worldwide!
The customer will choose the style they’d like it wrapped in. There are three example pics below.
Payment is due when the stone is claimed and all the options are chosen (metal, style, etc). I will make the pendants throughout the next couple of weeks. The stones are wrapped in the order they’re claimed.
To claim: send me a message over the instant messenger with your email address, the country you’re in, the stone you’d like to claim, the metal you’d like it wrapped in, and the style you’d like it wrapped in. I’ll then send your invoice and get started on your pendant! :)
Prices include free worldwide shipping!
*Note* These are some of my best, highest quality stones!
Here are all the stones:
Rainbow moonstone (big teardrop) - $135
Rainbow moonstone (oval) - $115
Rainbow moonstone (marquis shape) - $115
Ethiopian opal - $125
Cantera opal from Mexico - $95
Galaxy opal from Mexico - $135
Star ruby from India - $130
Sapphire from India - $130
Chatoyant aquamarine - $120
Moss kyanite - $115
Rainbow labradorite (teardrop) - $85
Iolite sunstone - $125
Gray moonstone - $130
Purple labradorite (kite shaped) - $95
Rainbow labradorite (oval) - $95
Purple labradorite (oval) - $125
Star rose quartz - $75
Sunstone - $95
Rutilated quartz - $120
Fire agate from Mexico - $140
Flower quartz (pyrophyllite included quartz. Extremely rare) - $140
Rare sunstone moonstone combo from Tanzania - $145
Dendritic opal - $65
Amber from Dominican Republic - $65
Epidote included quartz from Brazil - $130
Included quartz from Madagascar - $95
Charoite from Russia - $115
Ocean jasper from Madagascar - $65
Chevron amethyst from India - $65
Watermelon tourmaline in quartz from Brazil - $125
Black amethyst druzy from Uruguay - $95
Moss agate (teardrop) from Indonesia - $95
Golden healer quartz from Brazil - $85
Lapis lazuli - $75
Malachite - $65
Chrysocolla/Malachite - $85
Sugilite - $95
Larimar from Dominican Republic - $115
Faceted amethyst from Brazil - $95
Faceted smoky quartz - $90
Moss agate (oval) from Indonesia - $55
Rhodochrosite from Argentina - $95
Pink tourmaline & lepidolite from San Diego county, CA - $120
Lepidocrosite included quartz from Brazil - $115
Cacoxenite included amethyst from Brazil - $115
These are the styles you can choose from (I do very minimalist wrapping so the stone really shines through! And the wrapping is super sturdy!)
This is quite an interesting YouTube channel concept, and it shows that … Asian chicks kick ass! JESSICA CHOU is a young Asian American woman who has a YouTube channel which basically teaches other girls and women about how to fix their car.
“I think we don’t see as many female mechanics because the industry is still so heavily dominated by men. When we think of a mechanic, we think of men. When we see ads or posters of mechanics, we see men. When we see shows about cars, we see men. It will take a long time to change all of this, but in the 10 short months that I’ve been on this journey, I’ve met so many incredible people who are out to change the game.”
male mechanics are known to overprice and add on unnecessary services to female patrons because they assume they dont know shit about cars. go jessica!!!
As a female mechanic, this makes me so happy! I was the only female in my entire shop, so please more ladies get into mechanics. Yay Jessica!! :D
Thank god cuz these male mechanics out here tryna charge for shit that ain’t even exist.
“Episode 4 saw the words Bad Wolf appear for the first time. I just made it up on a whim, cos I liked the idea of the TARDIS being graffiti’d. But then I spent the rest of the episode idly wondering who that kid was, why he wrote those odd words. And, having dismissed notions of Evil Super Villain Kid, a plan began to form, in mid-production. Knowing that Rose would become the Time Goddess at the end of the series, I wondered if a Time Goddess would imprint herself on the universe, creating things in her image, like the face of Jesus in a bagel. Better still, these signs would actually summon her into existence. That’s the sort of thing you think about in this job, late at night. And then I worked backwards, inserting Bad Wolf references into almost every script. Funnily enough, I never told anyone what I was doing, in case it didn’t work, but the design department picked up on it—they didn’t even ask what it meant, they just offered to stencil it on Captain Jack’s bomb, in German. The idea spread without anyone knowing what it meant. Which is very Bad Wolf in itself.”
— Russell T Davies, Doctor Who: The Shooting Scripts (via timelordsandladies)
