Labradorite has this quality I never get tired of — it looks like one thing in one light and something completely different in another.
This oval cabochon is vivid blue, the flash deep and electric, set in a hand-fabricated fine silver bezel on a forged brass pick. The oval shape is classic, substantial — it sits beautifully against dark or light hair and catches light every time you move. The tines have a gentle wave that keeps it secure without pulling.
This is the kind of piece you reach for every day without thinking about it — and then someone always asks where you got it.
D E T A I L S
A B O U T T H I S P I E C E
Art In Motion Jewelry is handcrafted by artist Cheryl Whitney-Huebner. Every piece is entirely hand fabricated — created, photographed, and shipped by my hands alone. I do not mass produce. I use only the highest-quality materials, and you can expect slight natural variations in the raw metal. These are not imperfections — they are the soul of the piece.
S H I P P I N G
Carefully packaged and shipped via tracked mail.
Peace, Love, and Creativity — Cheryl
I’m Cheryl Whitney-Huebner, the artist and metalsmith behind Art In Motion Jewelry.
Each piece begins at my Texas workbench and is fabricated individually by hand. I allow the metal, stone and process to guide the final form, preserving the textures and subtle variations that give handmade work its life.
Metal is my medium. Life is my muse.
Some of my cabochons begin as rough stone and are cut, shaped and polished by me in my Texas studio. Other gemstones are individually sourced and selected for their natural color, character and distinctive markings.
Whether cut by my hands or carefully chosen, each stone guides the design of the one-of-a-kind piece created around it.
Natural variations and inclusions are not imperfections—they are part of the stone’s story.
Your jewelry is carefully protected and beautifully presented using recyclable, recycled or responsibly sourced packaging whenever possible.
Every package is prepared by hand with the same care given to the piece inside—
considering both its safe arrival and the impact of the materials used.