These hand-crafted dangling earrings of deep blue lapis surrounded in a field of shimmering brushed silver would be a stunning addition to any wardrobe.
Hand-hammered. No two earrings are alike. Earring hooks are silver. One inch diameter. Signed on the back.
This piece is entirely hand crafted. It is hammered to form an anticlastic curve, which has been left open. The inside of the curve is reddened through heat and then highly polished. The outside is left matte for contrast.
Beautiful modern piece.
Fits medium sized wrists. The opening is approximately 3/4 of an inch wide.
Hand hammered copper and silver married metals and turquoise hanging earrings. The texture of these earrings shimmer in the light. The warmth of copper and the coolness of silver combine to set off three small turquoise stones in each earring.
Reminds me of the sun and the moon – or the Red Rocks of Sedona at twilight – blue sky (almost turquoise and periwinkle), warm earth, cool air. One of my favorite places to be at dusk! Magical.
Entirely hand-fabricated (hand made). No two earrings are alike. 3 inches long, 1/2 inch wide. Silver wire. Signed “Matagi Sorensen” on the back of each earring.
Turquoise housed in a modern-styled object with organic detailing make a stunning combination. This is a one-of-a-kind hand-hammered hollow form.
This pendant sold the same day I made it. It is about 2 1/2 inches long, about 1/2 inch wide and 1/4 inch deep. Holes are cut so that the chain can pass through the pendant.
SOLD – contact matagisorensen@gmail.com to commission a similar item.
I love working with organic shapes. Curves make me happy. Earthy colors, fluid shape. Simple and elegant.
These copper and silver earrings are two and three-quarter inches long and half an inch wide. Hand-hammered and one-of-a-kind. Comfortable to wear, very light.
The variations on the surface of the metal are due to the creation process; they create a shimmering ripple effect with light further enhancing the fluid line of the design.
$80.00
Married Metals Dangling Earrings
This particular pair is sold, but if you’d like something similar, contact matagisorensen@gmail.com.
These earrings are made of hand-hammered copper and silver and set with turquoise. They are approximately three inches long and about half an inch wide. The texture on the surface creates the effect of small waves catching light.
The ripples in the metal vary with each earring due to the hand-hammered process.
Silver and copper with turquoise is a southwestern favorite that carries over into any setting – from east coast to far east!
Dangling Married Metals and Turquoise Earrings $105.00 this particular pair is SOLD, but a similar pair may be made to order
It is rare to find stones like these, so I was so excited when I came across them. This particular set of stones comes from southern Arizona which is also a plus. (I like to buy locally when I can – and the southwest has great gems and minerals to chose from).
Azurite is a deep blue copper mineral, and so it is found in areas where there are copper deposits. Because azurite and malachite have a similar chemical composition, they can be found together, making a striking color combination of deep blue and bright green. (Wikipedia)
These earrings are hand-cut and hand-hammered. It is increasingly difficult to find stones like these, so I don’t know when I will be making my next pair.
Sun Meets Moon Shield – Married Metals Hand Hammered Earrings
I made these earrings last week in preparation for Tucson Meet Yourself, an annual folk festival in Tucson. I wish I made more than one pair because it sold immediately.
This pair is made of silver and copper hand hammered married metals with turquoise. They were a lot of fun to make! They look great on everyone.
These are hand-made. No two earrings are exactly alike.
Sun Meets Moon Shield – Married Metals Hand Hammered Earrings Made to Order $110.00
These earrings are about dime-sized. No two earrings are exactly alike since the pieces are hand-cut and hand-hammered. Of course, that is their charm.
The lapis in this pair reminds me of the blue of the night sky.