Lovely piece of handmade jewelry. Petrol is one of those colors that look good on anyone.

October morning. The last berries of the summer sparkle after a cold night. They have a layer of frost on them.

He was a riding school horse that taught me how to conquer my fears, at least some of them. He was a Finnhorse, a native breed from Finland.

Scarlett O'Hara is on her way to meet Rhett Butler. Such a pity she couldn't wear these.

Night sky with all the stars that shine. Black crystal with rhinestones. Blingy and classy.

Tuttu sääkasvo Seija Paasonen vastaili kysymyksiini korujen käytöstä.

My childhood home had a river nearby. On a sunny day it seemed like a snake of diamonds among fields.

Carnival Candy, the legendary horse.

Strawberries, berries, cherries, angels kissing spring... These berries last longer than for one summer.

A horse called Virgi.

Do I need to say where the inspiration has come from? #autumn

This one is a beautiful stash of leftovers. Sometimes they just need to find each other to make a perfect bracelet.

Inspired by winter. Skating, dark soft evenings. Please note that hematite goes with anything!

Colours of sunrise over the turquoise sea. Turquoise goes especially well with purple clothes.

I always find inspiration in season. Winter is my favourite season in general, but I enjoy creating spring items most. It's a season of life and light, a new beginning.

Easy to make yourself with your colors. Just bend some wire and add some beads.

Plaited horsehair, the first plaited one I made. Turned out nice, don't you think?

Purple, prosperous, witty, frank. That's Dowager Countess Lady Violet Crawley from Downton Abbey. She was my inspiration for this necklace.

Plum trees blossom.

She was called Carnival Candy, one of the greatest showjumpers in Europe. She reached age of 33 until it was her time to go. Her memory lives on here.

Purple is always a good choice.

This lace dream is a modification of a vine-like necklace. The "rope" was supposed to twirl from one side to another, but it was stubborn and didn't do as told. So I made one where it's tied to one end and we were both happy and well-behaved, me and the necklace.

This one looked originally very different. A friend that knows my hobby gave me an ugly necklace (to be frank) and said I should make something better of it. That's exactly what I did.

Lady Mercedes. I made this for a long time, sow from one end and tore down from the other. I've worn this so much. "Lady Mercedes" was finished around the same time I bought a shiny blue bag with gold-colored accessories. It looked like and expensive car with a feminine twist to it.

Det blåa hjärtat - The blue heart. This was inspired by Finland's dear neighbour and "big brother" Sweden. We share a history for about 700 years (1100-1809). As Finland is a republic, their royal family is ours, too. I made this piece when the royal family visited Finland, like they have done so many times.

So my color: dark rose and dark grey. Again, goes to show that dark grey matches with anything!

Some dark crystal, chain and a big rhinestone is all you need.

Creamy, shiny ceramic beads with wooden ones. I have a special outfit to wear with this: white blouse and brown skirt. Oh how they all match!

Vanilla, gold and smokey eyes. #beading #glassbeads #necklace

Colours of summer day. #beading #glassbeads #necklace

Never too old to wear pink. #beading #DIY #pink #necklace

This piece reminds me of august evenings. blue sky and harvest time. #beading #DIY #bestofellikki #RAW #right-angleweave #seedbeads

Turquoise beads match well with hematite. In fact, hematite goes with anything.

This reminds me of ancient Egyptian rulers. Nefernefernefer was a beautiful Egyptian woman in novel The Egyptian by Mika Waltari, a Finnish writer. Nefer stands for beautiful, I named this piece after Nefernefernefer in my gallery.

12 mm hematite beads look gorgeous with anything.