IMPRINTED

These beautiful polymer clay pendants in Julie Picarello's Imprinted Mokume Gane technique are from MandiMade.etsy.com. Lovely designs and great color combinations.

STONELIKE

These beautiful mokume gane bracelets are from the shop of Judi Forman, a polymer clay artist from New Hampshire. Judi's work features contrast and texture and often combines such materials as fabricated silver, silver clay, bronze clay, and polymer clay.

DOTTED

Here are a few simple, but impressive designs by Jen Marsh (LuckyYouStudio.etsy.com). All of these pendants and earrings are made with yet another polymer clay variation of an antique mokume gane technique. It seems that the possibilities of even this technique alone are endless, not to mention all the other ways of working with polymer clay!

IMPRESSIVE

I love the great colors and interesting shapes on these pendants. The one with a heart is created using a polymer clay adaptation of mokume gane, an old metal-working technique. To make it, differently-colored layers of polymer clay were stacked and impressed with various objects and then thin slices were removed to reveal the pattern obtained inside of the stack. I am only guessing that the other two were made using the same technique or a variation of it.

You can find these beauties in Empty Nest Creations on Etsy.com.