Maren's jewelry - gallery of past items

Hand-crafted in Hilo, Hawaii

I don't get around to taking pictures of all items, but some examples of what I sold, gave away or took apart again can be found on this page.
This page is vaguely chronologically backwards, i.e. the newest items at the top.
Please click on the pictures for more detailed ones.

Some of the items shown were or may still be available at Trudy's Island Arts in the Kona International Market, at Kona Beads and Jewelry in Kailua Kona or at Showcase Gallery in Kainaliu.

My first strung and crimped item. I use it every day.
Mine. Pick yourself a different pair of Picasso Jasper earrings. I'm keeping these (really). pendant for a friend - who gave me the shells, and quite a few more of them, i.e. this was part of a bartering deal. the pendant was given to me - so I had to come up with something to hang it from, but I still think it doesn't do the pendant justice. first attempt at earrings made with lampwork beads by Kalera Stratton. The earrings don't exist anymore.

Christmas presents 2007 (keeping these separate because one of the images is so wide):

Earrings made for family Christmas presents 2007. Click on the image for a larger one Keychains in SVAOe colors (also family Christmas presents 2007) Click on the image for a larger one

Job's Tears sets

Job's Tears single pieces

A few pictures of things that were available at the Merrie Monarch Craft Fair at Sangha Hall, April 20-22, 2006.

Please click on the images for larger ones.

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Last modification: Nov. 7, 2011
Maren Purves / m.purves@jach.hawaii.edu




		My first strung and crimped item. I use it every day.
Mine. Pick yourself a different pair of Picasso Jasper earrings. I'm keeping these (really).	pendant for a friend - who gave me the shells, and quite a few more of them, i.e. this was part of a bartering deal.		the pendant was given to me - so I had to come up with something to hang it from, but I still think it doesn't do the pendant justice.	first attempt at earrings made with lampwork beads by Kalera Stratton. The earrings don't exist anymore.