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✨ New minis! ✨
Tiny stones, tiny wire, and somehow just as much personality as the big pieces. 😂 These little guys were so fun to wrap—and that quarter really shows just how small they are!

I think I might be a little obsessed with making these. Who else loves tiny jewelry? Should I make more minis? 👀

One thing about me… I have a hard time throwing perfectly good copper away. 😂

All those little pieces of scrap wire left over from making pendants add up, so I decided to give them a second life.

Scrap wire ➡️ handmade copper bracelets. ♻️🔨

I love finding ways to turn the leftovers into something completely new—and honestly, these turned out pretty dang cute.

Would you have guessed these started as scraps?

Okay, seraphinite… you are showing off. 😍💚

That deep green mixed with those gorgeous silvery, feather-like flashes is exactly why I love this stone. Every little turn catches something different.

And of course, I had to give it the wire treatment. 😉 I love how this one came together!

Would you wear seraphinite? 💚

Okay, you only get to pick ONE… 👀
Which one are you taking home?

I’ve been busy at the wire bench, and I love seeing a whole group of finished pieces together like this. Each one has its own shape, stone, and little bit of personality—and somehow I still can’t pick a favorite. 😂

Tell me yours! 👇

Sometimes the little pieces are just as fun to make. ✨

This tiny crystal got a simple bare copper wrap, and I love how it turned out. Nothing overcomplicated—just a little sparkle, a little copper, and a whole lot of handmade charm. 🤎

Would you wear a tiny pendant like this, or are you a BIG statement-piece person?

Why choose a front when both sides are this beautiful? 😍

This double-sided pendant was made to be admired from every angle. One side gives you all that gorgeous blue detail, and flip it over for a whole different look. Wrapped in warm copper with plenty of little details to make it truly one of a kind.

Basically… it’s two looks in one pendant. 💙✨

Which side would you wear facing out?

From stone to something you can wear. 💙🧡

This Sonoran Chrysocolla already had some seriously beautiful color going on, but watching it come together with the copper might be my favorite part. A little wire, a lot of twisting and shaping, and eventually it all comes together.

Would you have picked this stone to wrap?