Wednesday 23 November 2016

Buy Exquisite Jewelry Online Designed by Andy Cadman

Coming from a family of artists, Andy Cadman began his career by making intricately stamped traditional Native American jewelry in his early 20s. He was initially known as the half-brother of Sunshine and Gary Reeves and the older brother of Darrel Cadman, but he began to make a name for himself by creating pieces that feature gem grade natural turquoise and sterling silver. His unique designs are considered world class with their fine and heavy stamp work. He produces jewelry in limited quantities, but you can also find his pieces at established and reputable stores that carry authentic Native American jewelry.

Pieces designed by Andy Cadman can be valuable additions to any collection mainly because of the materials he uses. Some of his prized pieces include earrings that feature precious stones like varascite. His rare gem grade New Lander spiderweb varascite dangle earrings make up a stunning pair, featuring gems that perfectly complement each other with their fine black webbing and stark white details. Andy hand-braided the wire and finished the droplets in a manner that emphasizes the stones.

Another remarkable Andy Cadman creation is a pair of natural rare New Lander Spiderweb varascite stone earrings. The stones come from Nevada, and they are eye-catching with their tan and olive hues complemented with a black and dark blue spiderweb matrix. Andy surrounded each stone with hand-braided wire and finished it with sterling silver round droplets at the bottom for a distinctive look. Andy Cadman carefully chooses the stones he works with, as seen in the rare light colored Easter blue turquoise bracelet. The three brightly colored stones are set with a lovely elegant and traditional design.

When buying Andy Cadman jewelry, always make sure that it comes with a certificate of authenticity that assures you the name of the artist and his tribal affiliation, along with the materials he used and the retail value of the piece.

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