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Andrea Lauryn Jewelry Wire wrapped seashells, crystals & gems in copper & silver. Jewelry connecting nature’s elements.

Solo pop up Changes City Spa!! I’ll have a few new pieces for you too. Don’t miss it!
10/23/2026

Solo pop up Changes City Spa!! I’ll have a few new pieces for you too. Don’t miss it!

challenge is over. This swirly collection (except for the silver, jingle shell and labradorites) will be listed on my...
08/12/2026

challenge is over. This swirly collection (except for the silver, jingle shell and labradorites) will be listed on my Etsy today.

Everyone who participated gets 20% off anything in my shop. DM me for code.

I am ever so grateful to be amongst such talent and creativity. And kindness!!

You all have been nothing short of supportive and inspiring.

THANK YOU!!

Day 7!! Last but not least are actually the first pair I made but waited til the end bc it’s sliver sister was scooped ...
08/11/2026

Day 7!! Last but not least are actually the first pair I made but waited til the end bc it’s sliver sister was scooped up before I could share them. I couldn’t make another silver pair as I ran out of swirly shells that were similar in size. (Guess where I’ll be headed soon 😁🏖️). So here we have the copper pair with black and pink Tourmalines and swirly shell fragments blooming open.

Thank you Aisha Likes It | Afrobohemian Jewelry for including me. I’m am so grateful for being apart of this community. I’ve met some amazing designers, whose artistry has inspired me to keep keep creating, and I hope we all stay in touch until next year’s challenge.

Much ❤️✌️

Day 6! challenge is another pair of Labradorite swirly dangly hoops. Because why not? These are the half-sister pair i...
08/10/2026

Day 6! challenge is another pair of Labradorite swirly dangly hoops. Because why not? These are the half-sister pair in copper to the silver pair (which Aisha scooped up that day❤️). Lighting is always tricky with Labradorites, but these flat shell fragments each have a shiny and iridescent sheen. Getting that on camera was even trickier. Taking a video also didn’t do them justice. But in person, they are very shiny and flashy.

Day 5 of challenge bringing you more swirls and dangly dangles. These are sterling silver with Citrine, Garnets and Ru...
08/09/2026

Day 5 of challenge bringing you more swirls and dangly dangles. These are sterling silver with Citrine, Garnets and Rubies. Hard to tell the reds apart, but the Garnets are the larger round beads. This style is my go to. Part hoop and part dangle. And these colors are so juicy together!

Day 4 of challenge. I didn’t challenge myself with these… if you saw the last pair in silver. I couldn’t help it! They...
08/08/2026

Day 4 of challenge. I didn’t challenge myself with these… if you saw the last pair in silver. I couldn’t help it! They needed to be made in copper. I generally will make similar styles in copper and silver. The center shell is almost whole. And I’m OBSESSED with these. I might not part with them. lol. The stones are Moss Agate and Rhodonites.

Day 3! challenge. These earrings came together after many many iterations to use these broken shells. When I collect s...
08/08/2026

Day 3! challenge. These earrings came together after many many iterations to use these broken shells. When I collect shells from the beach, I am always looking for any type of swirly shell. These bits are from Periwinkle snail shells. These each had an opening big enough to thread the hoop through. I’ve been wanting to make earrings with these for so long. And my inspo for the entire design was no symmetry. Together they mirror each other, but alone… the one earring is not symmetrical, right down to the shells being a little bit different in shape and size.

Stones are Chevron Amethyst, Amethyst, Goldstone and Carnelians. All sterling silver.



They will be in my Etsy shop end of Sunday.

Day 2. My submission are these swirly ornate earrings. This design was a challenge for me, as I yearn for symmetry whe...
08/06/2026

Day 2. My submission are these swirly ornate earrings. This design was a challenge for me, as I yearn for symmetry when making earrings. I have tried, and still do, to make asymmetrical earrings but they take me much longer because I somehow along the way revert back to symmetry. I’m in awe of anyone who creates asymmetrical art, even abstract!! Huge props to you.

Anywho, these are made with pale yellow jingle shells held together by swirls of silver and flashy blue Labradorite beads. Both the shells and beads have some spots of iridescence when in the right light.

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