AdammsGallery

Adamm's Annual Super Sale

                              
Victor Chiarizia alto set 50% OFF    Rollin Karg Orb 40% OFF

Craig Zweifel Wave Vase 25% OFF   Scott Bisson Large Dichro Frog 25% OFF

Only some examples. 

The complete Gallery is on Sale

 The time you have been waiting for has arrived.  Our annual Super Sale begins Sunday December 
26th.  Everything, yes everything in the Gallery is on sale. Take at least 20% off anything in the gallery. No maximums.  Other selected art glass from 25-50 % off.  All jewelry AT LEAST 30% OFF.

     Take advantage of this offer until Januaey 31st, but remember only one of each art piece in stock so when it is sold there are no more. Art glass from Correia, Ed Branson, Victor Chiarizia, Barry Entner, Karen Ehart, John and Heather Fields, Daniel Blade and Stephen Gartner, Susan Gott, Bill Glassner, Elodie Holmes, Bob and Laura Kliss,The Lottons, Michael Nourot, Jim Nowak, Josh Simpson, Jane Tivol, Milon Townsend, Craig Zweifel, and over 150  more artists.

Go to adammsgallery.com for Gallery selection and full pricing. Call or email for more information. We have many more pieces in the Gallery than on line.

     Call or email for best price, the internet is not set up for this Sale offer. 

Kevin and JoAnne Dowdy Boulder Opals

      

Kevin and JoAnne Dowdy have been working with Boulder Opal since 1983. Their adventure started when they met an opal miner in the tiny Outback town of Quilpie, Queensland. After seeing the beautiful gems the miner displayed, Kevin and JoAnne both caught what is commonly referred to as "Opal Fever." It wasn't long before they set up shop as opal cutters. In order to supplement their supply of rough opal, mining soon followed. Now living in Tucson, AZ, they have expanded their business to include Boulder Opal jewelry. JoAnne's first jewelry class was back in college. What started as a hobby has grown into a thriving business, making one of a kind 18kt Boulder Opal jewelry.

Boulder Opal, found only in Queensland, Australia, formed millions of years ago, when liquid silica filled voids or crevices in ironstone boulders. When cutting this type of opal, the natural rock is removed from one side of the opal, exposing the face of the stone.

The natural stone is left on the back of the opal to give the opal its strength and boulder colors. Boulder Opal is a unique gem, found in every color of the rainbow. It is the most durable of all opals. This jewelry requires no special care, can be worn for all occasions, and may be passed on from generation to generation.