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| Specialty Jewelry Designed and Sewn by Semisse |
| gold wedding band - Seiran and Semisse A smooth, thin band of white gold wraps the finger to form the base layer for this band, the precious metal arching slightly all the way around to create a setting for the rest of the ring. Set within the beveled center-line of the entire band, pale aquamarine crystals create a watery haze as light refracts in them, reflecting through them and against the gold beneath to further give the illusion that the ring itself is made of contorted water. Placed in the very center of the ring at the top so that it is nestled between shards of aquamarine, a deep teal hued diamond rose seems almost as though it is floating in the illusion of the water. |
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| silver crystal charm Suspended on a masculine chain of fine silver links, a crystalline charm is the focal point of this necklace. Seeming to be a type of blue tourmaline, the charm is in the shape of a wild oceanic rose surrounded by a few stray silver formed leaves. Starting at the center of the rose, the oceanic teal coloration begins to fade to lighter shades of blue as it travels up each life-like petal before the very tips of the petals are a frothy white, giving the illusion that every petal is formed by a breaking ocean wave as the crystal allows light to shimmer and refract, giving it a sense of water. At first glance, the coloration of the crystal rose seems to be a whirl-pool of water that is somehow held in the shape of a flower, the fact that it is indeed stone only noticible upon closer inspection. Set into the very center of the rose, a carefully engraved elven symbol of friendship has been filled with black diamond dust, the darkness of the glittering dust only further adding to the depth of the watery rose. |
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| silver wishing-orb necklace Delicate links of darkly tarnished silver forms the slender chain of this necklace. Suspended in the center of the necklace, fine wire threads of silver that seem almost as if they are spun silk embrace the gemstone that is the focal point of the necklace. Cut in a spherical shape and polished to a flawlessly smooth surface, the crystalline gemstone is partially transparent when held up to a light, betraying the many differant hues of color that swirl almost chaotically through the crystal as even the slightest amount of light refracts through it, creating a faint colorful haze of rainbow colors around the gemstone. |
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| silver ornamental muzzle Intricate links of highly polished silver form the shimmering chains of this muzzle, clearly designed for a canine race. A single chain wraps down over the bridge just above the nose, wrapping completely around it but draping loose enough to allow one to talk easily as it fastens with an o-ring to the two supporting chains that line up each side of the muzzle to loop behind the head. Another chain drapes over where the lykos muzzle widens into jaws, also draping loose enough not to fully restrain the jaws. Set at even spaces along the chains, moonstone gems add an ornamental flare to the muzzle, each carved in the shape of a small wolven paw print. |
| silver web pendant Thin wisps of silver have been spun like fine threads as they curl together, tumbling in a woven pattern to form the links of a sturdy chain that is worn around the neck. Long enough that the center of the chain rests comfortably upon the upper chest, a silver-spun web is suspended to serve as a pendant, every fine detail caught in life-like realism. Entrapped in the center of the spider web, a black diamond rose bud has been carefully carved, the thin petals seeming still curled upon each other and the edges having barely started to unfurl. Faint speckles of silvery ink spread down from the petal tips, giving an almost eerie ghostly appearance as the black crystal of the diamond beneath shows through. During close inspection, an elegant elven 'S' has been engraved onto one petal and filled with hazy black ink, visible only when the pendant is turned so the light catches the dull black of the ink against the shadowy shimmer of the diamond petal. Fine wisps of silver wrap back and forth over the rose bud, binding it in what seems to be the start of a silver spun wrapping, though the webbing is lacking any depiction of the spider that should be responsible. |
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