Heart Broken.....

“Dance, when you’re broken open. 

Dance, if you’ve torn the bandage off. 

Dance in the middle of the fighting. 

Dance in your blood. 

Dance when you’re perfectly free.”

Rumi

Long Crystal Necklace

I just can't let go of summer yet

Going out chasing the last sunny days 

Change

Yesterday I was clever, so I wanted to change the world. 

Today I am wise, so I am changing myself.

~ Rumi

A Summer to remember

Moments to cherish....

A Blue Summer Bracelet

This is the bracelet I wore this summer. 

So tiny and comfy. 

I made it with white and blue freshwater pearls, lapis lazulis and black quartz.

:)

No Fear ;)

Forget safety.

Live where you fear to live.

Destroy your reputation.

Be notorious.

~ Rumi

A Dainty Pearl Bracelet

I love the natural beauty of these fresh water pearls with irregular shapes and gentle shine. I wrapped a green thread around each bead for a more playful look. The tiny silver flower turns the piece into a dainty and feminine bracelet that is so fun to wear :).

Forgiveness......

What forgiveness is?

Sufi replied: 

It's the fragrance that flowers give when they are crushed.

~ One Sufi`s Saying

Shades of Grey

I love grey color. Most of my clothes are grey. I don't know why but I just can't help it, whenever something grey comes along I find myself irresistibly attracted to it. The same goes for labradorite gemstone. I love love love this stone. So here is a tiny bracelet in the shades of Grey :).

Healing

"Perhaps in receiving we heal others…

In giving we heal ourselves."

 ~ anon

Summer Beach Bracelets

Peridot and Labradorite Tiny Thread Bracelet

Fluorite and Rose Quartz Tiny Thread Bracelet

A Garnet, Howlite and Silver Butterfly Bracelet

Summer is here for good! 

So today I was in the mood for something playful. 

I made this beach bracelet with a howlite bead - perfect blue like the Greek summer sky 

and a garnet for grounding.

:)

On People, Flowers and Possession

So you go for a walk in the forest and enjoy the scenery, the fresh air, the birds singing. A tiny beautiful wild flower on the side of the road catches your attention.  You pick it, smell it, admire it for a second and continue along the path holding it in your hand. It’s not long before you notice that the tiny flower has withered and it’s of no “use” to you anymore so you throw it away….

So maybe, just maybe, after doing the same thing for so many times, one day you see a wild flower and plug it out of the ground with some soil and take it home determined to plant it so that you can enjoy it longer. It is all yours now! And you try your best to make it be in the new environment you have provided it with. And you water it and love it. Isn’t that all it needs? Love and care, right? But it withers and dies in captivity because it can no longer be its true nature – wild.

And again, maybe one day you see a wild flower and you admire it from a distance and all you need is to just let it be. 

Rose Quartz Love Pendants

I found these lovely Rose Quartz gemstones in a tiny store in Athens and experimented with different ways to turn them into necklaces. 

The pale pink color of the stone is so gentle and feminine. This lovely gemstone purifies and opens the heart at all levels to promote love, self-love, friendship, deep inner healing and feelings of peace. It encourages self-forgiveness and acceptance invoking self-trust and self-worth.♥♥♥

If you want to win hearts,

sow the seeds of Love.

If you want heaven,

stop scattering thorns on the road.

~ Rumi

Crystal Quartz Point Pendant

A Crystal Point pendant on a red thread is my inspiration for the day :).

The Way

“I know you're tired but come, this is the way.”
 ~ Rumi*

A Citrine Gemstone

This is a citrine stone I wear 24/7. The best way to wear a crystal is in its natural form, without any cutting, polishing, drilling a hole in it or wrapping metal around it. You can carry it in your pocket or wrap some natural thread around it and wear as a pendant. Also from time to time you can charge your crystal by exposing it to sunlight for an hour or so.