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The Earring Show | 2026 edition

Lolite and Black Chalcedony Dangle Earrings

Lolite and Black Chalcedony Dangle Earrings

by Cynthia Rattray

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This piece is part of The Earring Show, an annual fundraiser for the Craft Council of BC that highlights contemporary jewellery design. The exhibition sheds light on the timeless connection between craft and culture, and how they influence each other.

5.8 x 1.45 x 0.4 cm

7mm round iolite cabochon, 32 x 7 marquise black chalcedony cabochon, sterling silver

 

These dangle earrings are hand fabricated from sterling silver. The iolite bezel is soldered on to a disc with a hand textured ray design with the texture repeated on the back of the disc. The black chalcedony is set directly into the hand fabricated bezel with the ray design on the reverse. The dangle is created with three rings that allow for ample movement.

 

Cindy Rattray's journey to jewellery design has been a long and circuitous one. Born and raised in Manitoba, she graduated from university with a bachelor's degree in psychology and criminology. Her 36-year career in law enforcement brought her to Vancouver where she fully retired in 2022.

Cindy's appreciation and love of hand-fabricated jewellery began with her own engagement ring in 1989. Her desire to design and create jewellery along with her son's process of having his wife's engagement ring custom-made led her to enrolling in the VCC Jewellery Art Design (JAD) program in 2023.

Cindy's work in jewellery design is influenced by the mid-century era she grew up in, and both her love of colour and her life experience are evident in her work. For the past 35 years, her creative outlet has been fabricating stained-glass windows and lamps. The colours and textures of the glass translate to her love of texture and to the coloured gemstones in her jewellery, where she explores and creates without constraint. Cindy graduated from the JAD program in May 2025. Her work has been exhibited twice at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre in Vancouver. Cindy was the recipient of the Roberto Fioravanti Jewellery residency award.

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