Orange Fire Opal Gold Ring roses Light the wick of a

Light the wick of a stick of sealing wax and hold it about 3" over your surface at a 45 degree angle so that the wax drips on your envelope or paper

Jeweler Alex Monroe grew up in the 1970’s Suffolk countryside in an old

Hand embroidered Red Cardinal Perched on Branch pin made with red and black thread and reflective glass beads measuring 3

a seed catalogue from the French company Vilmorin-Andrieux & Cie

experimenting with different formats and textures of fabric weave

Orange Fire Opal Gold Ring roses Light the wick of aAbout the Piece *Due to Jamie Josephs retirement, and the high demand for her rings thereafter, purchasing this piece from our website will be a final sale. We are not able to accept returns. We are happy to take videos or answer any questions, please call or email. Fire opal is generally regarded as a stone symbolic of passionate love. Geologically it is exciting because it forms in areas with hydrothermal activity. Smoothly polished transparent