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A well-used jeweler’s workbench beneath a window, covered with tools and materials. The wooden bench holds pliers, files, brushes, containers of beads and findings, a bench pin, a spool of purple thread, scattered stones, and small metal pieces. Drawers and storage units sit to the side, and a stool is positioned in front of the bench, suggesting an active studio workspace.

An open sketchbook page showing hand-drawn jewelry designs in pencil and colored pencil. Illustrations include an eye encircled by yellow petals and blue beads, a cross set with red garnet-like stones and teardrop beads, and ornate heart and scroll shapes labeled with notes such as “ebony,” “silver blade,” “rock crystal,” and “garnet teardrop beads.” Handwritten words like “hearts, eyes, teardrops, shells, stars” and “grief, love, feminine, the sacred” surround the drawings.

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