Just got these photos back from my good friend Tara Locklear, aren't they great?  These pieces were both in my senior exhibition.  
My favorite is the Keeper necklace, it's such a statement piece that I can imagine a shaman wearing.  I call it the keeper because the turtle is said the be the keeper between realms of earth and water and combined with the beaver which is a builder of it's home, and is constantly working at perfect it's goal of building a dream.  
The Deep Sea necklace is very close to home for me, the black coral is from Panama and the ammonite was gifted to me from a dear friend (Kat Cole).  It represents the change in time and how water can transform wildlife to a state of permanency.  
I hope you like and thank you for visiting!  
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| The Keeper, cast bronze from a turtle shell, copper, silver and beaver teeth | 
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| The Keeper back detail. | 
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| Deap Sea necklace. Black coral, ammonite, and sterling silver. | 
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| Deap Sea close up. | 
 
 
 
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