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Maple leaf



Handmade silver maple leaf necklace. :)
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Gates of Doriath







Necklace made by hand out of fine silver, sterling silver and labradorites, inspired by the forests of Doriath from J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Silmarillion" and "The Children of Hurin". Doriath was the realm of Sindar - Grey Elves - ruled by Elu Thingol and Melian the Maia.
The necklace is adorned with two trees, which branches and roots are interlacing into Celtic triquetra knots. At some angles, the dark green stone you can see in the center flashes light, warm shades of green. Thanks to its unusual inclusion, sometimes you can see also a line of light blue colour on its left side. Is this Luthien dancing...?
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Mallorn leaves earrings




Small earrings handmade out of fine and sterling silver, inspired by Lothlorien forest from J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings".
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Dandelions




Very delicate silver pendant inspired by blossoming dandelions. Made by hand of fine silver, sterling silver and citrine. Oxidized and polished.
Total length, including the bail, is 3cm. The biggest flower measures 3mm :)
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Halls of Thranduil









Inspiration for this necklace came from J.R.R. Tolkien's prose. The beautiful, green stone you can see in the center reminded me of Eryn Galen - Greenwood the Great - known later as Mirkwood or Taur-nu-Fuin. The pendant is adorned with two pleached trees - a common motif in elven architecture. Maybe these are the columns in one of the halls of Lord Thranduil's palace, maybe they form the gate to Silvan Elves' kingdom, or perhaps these are just the trees, growing freely in the mighty ancient forest.
This piece was totally hand formed out of fine silver, labradorite and lots of little moss agates and peridots. Oxidized and partially polished.


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Shades of roses

Some time ago my grandma gave me few stones she found in her drawer- this coral was one of them. I'll finally be able to give it back to her in a wearable form ;) 
Roses on the little "cap" were formed by hand of fine silver by Drakonaria's instructions. It was oxidized and polished.




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Karolina Melon
Jewellery designer and maker, art & crafts enthusiast, cultural anthropologist, professional dreamer.


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