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Each piece is designed and handmade by Lisa Marie, although some finishing and assembly is entrusted to
select colleagues.
Stone selection changes day-to-day, year-to-year depending on the best offerings from the most recent Tucson gem and mineral shows. All stones used are of natural color unless noted.
Due to the unique nature of our hand-fabricated style and the vagrancy adherent to working with natural stones, please allow for variation in: color, shape and size of the gemstones, and the silver components size, shape, hammer marks, stamp work and oxidation removal. If you are looking for uniformity, it's available at your local big box store. Here at Sirocco Design we embrace natural imperfections and woman-made mistakes.
Due to the unique nature of our hand-fabricated style and the vagrancy adherent to working with natural stones, please allow for variation in: color, shape and size of the gemstones, and the silver components size, shape, hammer marks, stamp work and oxidation removal. If you are looking for uniformity, it's available at your local big box store. Here at Sirocco Design we embrace natural imperfections and woman-made mistakes.
Custom requests will be entertained.
The
Process:
Sirocco Designs' jewelry looks deceptively simple. The most time-consuming portion of the work comes from an attention to finishing details, such as antiquing the sterling silver, stone selection and matching, oxidation of the metal and the final satin finishing.
This is not PMC (Precious Metal Claytm, though we completely respect that medium); this is hand worked, fabricated sterling silver sheet and wire.
Sirocco Designs' jewelry looks deceptively simple. The most time-consuming portion of the work comes from an attention to finishing details, such as antiquing the sterling silver, stone selection and matching, oxidation of the metal and the final satin finishing.
This is not PMC (Precious Metal Claytm, though we completely respect that medium); this is hand worked, fabricated sterling silver sheet and wire.
