Mystical Twisted Roots by Michelle Huster

Freshly twisted Number 8 turquoise asnd sterling silver pendant. Available tomorrow at Graham Mesa Elementary!

The Number Eight Mine in Nevada, located in Northern Nevada, is a now closed turquoise mine that has garnered a reputation for producing large quantities of top-grade turquoise. The turquoise found in this mine is highly sought after by many turquoise enthusiasts for its unique blue color with spider webbing and large pieces.

Due to the mine being closed, acquiring Number Eight Mine turquoise has become quite challenging, making it even more desirable to collectors and jewelry makers. The limited availability of this turquoise adds to its allure, as individuals are always on the lookout for exclusive and rare gemstones.

I’m restocked and ready with my most popular chains!

Own a truly exceptional piece of mineral history, from lapidary artist Ray Pohlkotte.

Designer cut and polished Chrysocolla, Azurite, and Malachite gem originates from the legendary Bluebird Mine, a source that was fully depleted in the 1970s. Material from this location is increasingly scarce, making this piece especially desirable for collectors and jewelry lovers alike.

The stone features a stunning natural blend of vivid blues and rich greens, expertly cut to highlight its unique patterns and color transitions. I’ve hand-wrapped it in **solid sterling silver**, creating a one-of-a-kind pendant that beautifully balances raw earth energy with refined craftsmanship.

No two pieces from this mine are ever the same—this is a truly unique creation that cannot be duplicated.

* Genuine Chrysocolla, Azurite & Malachite from the Bluebird Mine (depleted source)
* Designer-cut stone showcasing natural color contrast
* Hand-wrapped in sterling silver
* One-of-a-kind artisan piece

A rare opportunity to own a wearable piece of geological history.

Gracious moon pendant woven in sterling silver and adorned with a Brazilian amethyst.

This graceful moon pendant used a different technique for the bail. I love the braided look on her! Labradorite and antique copper

Just a few of the pieces I’ll have at the Colorado Honeybee festival in Palisade tomorrow! Links to the events in comments!

Here are a few woven wire creations ready to go for the Honeybee Festival!

This Saturday!

Colorado Honeybee Festival - April 11 Join us at Cross Orchards Historic Site for free, family-fun.

I have some new rings! Ethiopian Opal, Turquoise and all sizes!

It’s that time of year! I’ll be at the Boulder County Fairgrounds this coming weekend with opals, Ammolite, and other gorgeous jewelry! I will be doing forever bracelets and permanent jewelry for the first time at this event too! I have close to 50 different precious metal chains and charms to choose from! I hope to see you there!