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Some materials that are available for designs. These options change frequently.

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Geode Charms

Silver or gold foil available
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Turquoise Butterfly (large)

Also available small hearts, turtles, fish, butterflies, and horses
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Blown Glass

Many colors available in limited quantities
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Batik Bone

Limited varieties of focal beads available
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Carved Hearts

Come in several colors
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Carved Flowers

Currently available in Rose Quartz 
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Carved Stars

Shell in different sizes, as well as a variety of stones
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Carved Cylindrical Beads

Currently red rose pattern only
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Indonesian Clay

In several pastel colors
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Carved Bone Skulls

Primitive design
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Carved Stone Skulls

Currently in Howlite and Turquoise
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Striped Glass

Limited quantities of several colors
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Painted Ceramic

Different styles available
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Metal Charms

Trees, hearts, knotwork, and other designs available
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Shaped Metal Spacers

Silver alloy hearts, knotwork, and elephants, Silver or gold alloy butterflies or turtles
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Carved Shell

A variety of flowers in white, off white, or iridescent gray as well as spiral designs in iridescent gray,
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Freshwater Pearl

Irregular shaped
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Brass-inlaid Bone

Also Silver-inlaid Black Bone available
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Gray Bone Cylinder

Also available brown bone and horn cylinder beads
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Batik Bone Charms

Limited varieties and quantities
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Natural Horn Discs

Yellow-brown, black, or white.
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Recycled Glass

Several colors, limited quantities.
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Abalone

Iridescent discs.
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Shell

Cowrie shells in cylinders or small spacer beads - brown and pearlescent white

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Enjoy browsing the different materials available for designing your one-of-a-kind jewelry.

Things to consider: Spacers come in different sizes and shapes in  gold, copper, or silver alloys and can add a touch of finesse to a design. Size/length - all earrings dangle but the length is negotiable. Necklaces can have clasps in gold or silver alloy or be completely stretch, bracelets can have silver magnetic clasps or be stretch. 

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Agate comes in many forms. Some available options are: Bumblebee, Crazy Lace, Dragon-vein, Dzi Tibetan, Fire, Flower, Moss, Purple Lace, Striped, and Tree.

There are also yellow striped agate slices as charms available

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Geode slices in either silver or gold foil can be used as focal points. Druzy beads are smooth with a slight sparkle unless chipped where they show crystals. Druzy come in a multitude of colors. Currently available are: Gold, Blue-green, Pearl, and Rainbow.

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IJasper can be striped, speckled, solid, or sirled in pattern. It comes in a wide range of colors. Currently available are: Dragon Blood, Mookaite, Picture, and Red 

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Quartz is a broad term for a large number of stones. Amethyst, Citrine, and Prasiolite are forms of quartz. Aside from these, it comes in a variety of colors such as clear, pink (rose or strawberry), gray/brown (smokey), or rutilated (having streaks of different minerals causing lines in the stone).

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Aside from Agate and Jasper varieties already mentioned, these are the currently available cool tone stones suitable for necklaces, earrings, and/or bracelets: Amethyst (purple), Apatite (bright blue), Aquamarine (pale blue to purple), Aventurine (light to medium green), Azurite (dark blue with green), Bloodstone (dark green with some red), Blue-green Druzy (medium blue with green sheen), Fluorite (light green or purple), Jade (dark green opaque), Kyanite (blue-purple), Lapis (medium blue), Malachite (green with black striping), Peridot (pale green), Prehnite (olive), Sodalite (blue with white), Tiger's Eye in blue, green, or purple, Turquoise, Unakite (green with peach), and Ruby Ziosite (green with reddish-pink).

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ITiger's Eye comes naturally in a brown/yellow shimmering hue. The blue variation is a dark shade known as Hawk's Eye and the red variation is known as Bull's Eye. When treated, Tiger's Eye can come in a variety of colors including bright blue, green, or purple. 

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Aside from the Agate and Jasper options previously mentioned, these are the stones suitable for necklaces, bracelets, and/or earrings currently available in warm hues: Carnelian (deep orange), Citrine (pale to bright yellow), Garnet (deep red), Kunzite (pale pinkish-purple), Rose Quartz (pale pink), Strawberry Quartz (medium to dark pink), Rhodonite (medium mauve-pink opaque), Raw Ruby (deep red opaque, rough), Tiger's Eye (yellow-brown shimmer), and Topaz (yellow opaque). Also available small Amber tumbled stones in light, medium, or dark honey shades, as well as Kenyan River Amber beads.

Neutral colors can stand alone or be used as accents. Currently available neutral stones: Gold Druzy (brownish-gold), Pearl Druzy (white to light brown shimmer), Hematite (glossy black), Howlite (white opaque with black veins), Labradorite (medium to charcoal gray), Moonstone (cloudy clear), Obsidian (black), Onyx (black), Opal (off-white opaque), Pyrite (dark with sparkle), Clear Quartz (clear), Rutilated Quartz (clear with occlusions), Volcanic lava stone (black opaque with holes like a pumice stone), Yooperlite (gray speckled - glows under black light). Also available Brown bone, Gray bone, Amber horn discs, Gray horn, and Natural horn beads.

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Obsidian,

Labradorite, and Moonstone

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Volcanic Lava Stone and Yooperlite

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