Bring earthy elegance to your jewelry with natural banded amethyst and riverstone beads. The simple design of the earrings highlights the complexity of the stone, creating a perfect balance between edginess and sophistication.

Riverstone is light tan to light brown and is a favorite neutral in jewelry. The stone takes pigment well and is often dyed. Luckily, the dyed stone still retains perceived metaphysical properties.

Create a beautiful yin-yang unisex statement with this simple stringing project.

Marlynn McNutt’s Spanish Moss necklace combines riverstone and rhyolite to create a beautiful green-white effect reminiscent of soft mosses gathering on the riverbank.

Iridescent flowers and silvery metal bead caps contrast the light and the dark in this charming bracelet.

Pile on the stacked-bracelet trend with this free project. The combination of sodalite, blue aventurine and dark blue riverstone is stunning on the wrist.

Crafted with dyed fossil and riverstone beads and accented with sterling silver, this triple-strand necklace captures the enchanting essence of a night sky filled with stars.

Discover beauty in nature with violet riverstones, encapsulated in gold-filled bead caps. Follow the trail of beauty to the source, the gold and silver flower as it spreads beauty throughout your life.

This power bracelet, inspired by mala bracelets, uses snowflake obsidian (a stone of reverence and protection) and riverstone (thought to enliven meditation and problem-solving).

Summer awaits! This nautical-theme set features a lifelike crab pendant and beads as red as its shell.

Southwestern-inspired jewelry is rising in popularity. These earrings embody the latest jewelry trend while being easy to make and style.