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Thank you, all! I recently finished a wire link of a set from CMW Pearls: Note: I had to crop the image to get by the file size limit.

I bought some faceted pearls from Wen, on Etsy. They were of varying quality. (Note: the picture was taken from a distance, then cropped to fit the file size limit -- the pearls are actually rounder than they look):

A lapis strand I finished a bit ago, but couldn't post because of the size problems -- I like the way it turned out:

Yes, I finished it a few days ago. The purple pearls are from Kong's Pearls, on Etsy and the pink ones are from Pacific Pearls. At first I wasn't sure I liked the very soft contrast, but it has grown on me. By the way, I had trouble uploading a picture since it exceeded the 2MB file size. I took...

Some pretty freshwater pearls, purple and pink:

Oh wow, how wonderful...

Yes, and clear quartz. It's hard to tell, but the clasp is amethyst, too.

Thank you so much, SurfnSci, Charlotta, Pattye, Cathy, and eolian pearls! I really enjoy wire wrapping. Here is my latest beading;

Blue tahitian pearls from CMW -- the bracelet sets are nice for wire link necklaces:

I made 2 necklaces with apatite and sterling beads, one with a bee charm: ​​​​​​​

Happy birthday, Bweaves (sorry I'm late -- just catching up)! Those braids are fabulous!

I love the chocolate jasper, but I like this one, too: dragon's blood jasper, with pearls...

Now for chocolate jasper and pearls... some problems with stringing, so I will probably redo it eventually. and a closeup of the chocolate jasper, which has amazing color variations and patterns...

This is the bracelet set I got from CMW Pearls, with a few added in from Druzy Design (including the big one), wire linked on 24 gage sterling:

Here are blue rutilated quartz and small fw pearls:

Oops, sorry about the double image! I'm still not too great at handling images.

i got some lovely cat's eye kyanite from Druzy Design, and decided to make a wirelink necklace. Note: this is practice for the pearls I got from CMW.

That is lovely! How long is the cord?

This one was went very slowly -- tiny beads of cat's eye chrysoberyl:

Thank you! I did, and wow!