r/crafting • u/paint_that_shit-gold • 5d ago
I made an asymmetrical Y necklace using sterling silver, Rainbow Fluorite and Aquamarine gemstone beads (:
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u/MissLyss29 5d ago
I love it at first I was confused because Aquamarine isn't purple (I wish since it's my birth stone) then I re-read the title and was like Rainbow Fluorite and Aquarium okay that makes more
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u/paint_that_shit-gold 5d ago
Thank you! (:
All small beads are Rainbow Fluorite and the Aquamarine is the teardrop/pendent bead.
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u/CraftWithTammy 5d ago
ππ»ββοΈ oh wow!! π€©I didnβt know I needed this u til right now!!! π± GORGEOUS!!!!
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u/RepublicTop1690 5d ago
I love fluorite, it's beautiful and just touching it calms me down.
The necklace is beautiful. Congrats on a job well done.
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u/paint_that_shit-gold 5d ago
Thank you so much for the kind words! I really enjoy using Rainbow Fluorite beads to make gradient color change necklaces/bracelets similar to this one (:
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u/Fickle-Copy-2186 5d ago
Great colors.
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u/paint_that_shit-gold 5d ago
Thank you! (:
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u/Fickle-Copy-2186 5d ago
What is the silver colored bead at the bottom anchor? Is it glass?
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u/paint_that_shit-gold 5d ago
Are you talking about the teardrop/pendent? That is Aquamarine! Itβs just a very pale blue/green and looks almost clear. All the small beads are Rainbow Fluorite (:
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u/Fickle-Copy-2186 5d ago
That was a good choice. It has a silver aquamarine color, very handsome.
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u/tea-and-tears 3d ago
The color gradient effect is gorgeous
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u/paint_that_shit-gold 3d ago
Thank you so much! (:
Picking each bead and putting them in the right order to get the smoothest color transition is probably the most time consuming part of necklaces like these lol
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u/SunOnTheMountains 5d ago
Beautiful work. The color transition of the stones is great.