I believe every piece of jewelry should not only look good, but should feel good to wear.

I want to enjoy the glide and weight of the jewelry on my body. I want to feel the jewelry, but
not be encumbered by it. That requirement of a piece of jewelry helps insures that we "wear it
well", that it fits to our bodies and moves with our movement. That in turn insures that every
piece does what it is supposed to do: draw the pleasurable attention for the wearer. I think
about this requirement when I am designing, beading, engineering a cuff or a pair of earings.

One might say that I am beading a message into every piece I create. Or . . . call it a "spell"
or "incantation" that requires the finished piece to attract the right attention of the wearer.

Jewelry with a benevolent feminine spell woven into it . . .