Above, Alaska Nowitna river agate, silver setting, brass bear
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Pendants by Miles
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I create my own pendants Alaska one at a time , no duplicates. In most cases I find my own raw materials, rocks wood fossils and prepare cut them myself. Most of my findings I custom cast. Brass and bronze are from old barge propellers. Copper is from antique copper water pipes from when they were made of solid copper. Bails are soldered shut. I began making pendants in 1965. I have created over 10,000 in my lifetime.
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Dinosaur bone pendant with butterfly
Pendant silver jaguar
pendant agate with dragonfly
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Pendant cut amethyst with swallow
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pendant Alaska green rock, bear
The stone is a not named Alaska river rock that resembles jade. Sterling silver bezel. Brass bear and cap with copper stem (as part of the setting that holds the stone in place.) 3 x 1.5 x over ¼ thick. Heavier than it looks – about an ounce
Nowitna agate pendant rabbit cap
Arctic conglomerate rock pendant- duck
Finished necklace fossil ivory opal
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cast copper owl pendant
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Fossil mammoth ivory pendant- dinosaur cap
Half an ounce. 2 x ½ x ¼ inches. Custom cast bronze cap is a dinosaur. Ivory from Tanana River Alaska and is 40,000 years old.
Pendant moonstone dragonfly
Pendant opal fish
Nice showy piece, high end lab opal with silver setting and stylized custom cast fish cap. 2 x 1 inches. Natural opal of this size quality does not exist, and if so would be thousands of $. This is real opal, just created in a lab at an affordable price. Usually suck opal is for small accents. Unusual to see it as such a large centerpiece. Chain bail on back of fish.