My love for crystals and jewelry started as a child. I have always loved to collect stones and crystals, and everywhere we went, I made sure to bring one home along with a charm for my charm bracelet. I used to give rocks or crystals to people with no explanation of why, but the simple fact it made people smile.
I learned how to wood carve early on from my grandpa, and it was my dad who taught me a lot about rockhounding and how to polish stones. I turned my wood carving skills over into rock carving and tumbling; I practice lapidary and belong to a couple of rock clubs. One of my favorite pass times is rockhounding and sea glass harvesting.
I do pick up on the vibrations of crystals, and I have many of the Clare abilities awoken. I became obsessed early on with why I could feel them and delved deep into the science and history behind it. I use crystals often as a talisman, and I am often called the crystal whisper, I was coined the name early in life. We are all gifted with an internal guidance system; this system helps us make decisions. I happened to be aware of mine early, I also now help others to tap into this for those ah-ha moments.
My mission is to bring back the lost knowledge and share the science, history, and metaphysical education of crystals and intentions. I will educate the real value of affirmations and manifestation and how to use crystals as a talisman to better tap into the subconscious mind.
As for the jewelry, I started making jewelry as a very young child. My Mom and Grandma taught me how to sew at a young age and got me into variations of weaving, cross-stitching, knitting, and creating jewelry. My Great Grandma used to embroider clothing with pearls and beads. Being a maker has been part of my life, and the various skills I know have been passed down for many generations. Creating jewelry has always been a passion of mine.
I do also have a background in the hair industry and business marketing. I am a jewelry maker, crystal enthusiast, and knowledge sharer. If you want to learn more about me, my stories, and travels, please visit kerridawn.com.