
Rare copper rutilated quartz drops suspended from sterling silver chain earrings. The warm copper inclusions inside the stones give the earrings natural texture and movement while the elongated chain silhouette keeps the overall look modern and understated.
Rare copper rutilated quartz drops suspended from sterling silver chain earrings. The warm copper inclusions inside the stones give the earrings natural texture and movement while the elongated chain silhouette keeps the overall look modern and understated.
D&T Jewels started the way a lot of small businesses do: by accident. During the pandemic, I started making jewelry. Then I kept buying gemstones, pearls, beads, and wire until I had accumulated far more supplies than any one person needed. Selling some of what I made seemed like the logical solution. It turned out there was a market for it. Today I create one-of-a-kind and small-batch jewelry using natural gemstones, freshwater pearls, sterling silver, and gold-filled metals. Because I work with natural materials, no two pieces are exactly alike.
D&T Jewels started the way a lot of small businesses do: by accident. During the pandemic, I started making jewelry. Then I kept buying gemstones, pearls, beads, and wire until I had accumulated far more supplies than any one person needed. Selling some of what I made seemed lik…
D&T Jewels started the way a lot of small businesses do: by accident. During the pandemic, I started making jewelry. Then I kept buying gemstones, pearls, beads, and wire until I had accumulated far more supplies than any one person needed. Selling some of what I made seemed like the logical solution. It turned out there was a market for it. Today I create one-of-a-kind and small-batch jewelry using natural gemstones, freshwater pearls, sterling silver, and gold-filled metals. Because I work with natural materials, no two pieces are exactly alike.
D&T Jewels started the way a lot of small businesses do: by accident. During the pandemic, I started making jewelry. Then I kept buying gemstones, pearls, beads, and wire until I had accumulated far more supplies than any one person needed. Selling some of what I made seemed lik…