VBGold Creations is Selling!!

Well…y’all asked for it, and here it is – Ancestor-inspired jewelry created by yours truly. Each piece is made by love and comes with a blessing. I’m just getting started, but as Sam and Dave sing, “Hold On, I’m Comin’!”


New News!!

VBGold will be selling in:

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Glenda Williams Mitchell wearing agate, fire quartz, African tumble beads with silver fittings.
Left: Joyce Brown, African tumbles, with Pink Agate; right: Susan Peters with coral, sponge coral, fire quartz, and carnelian. Victorine with loads of necklaces from VB Creations.
(Photo of me by Millicent Garland Photography)

I decided to open my store on Etsy, where many creatives hang their hats. My stuff covers all genres, Boho, Avant-Garde, and Spiritual Gemstones. In other words, whatever hits my consciousness shows up in my work.

Here’s the link to my store, VBGold, on Etsy. Please browse, and pass it on to folks who may want to wear my designs. Here’s my latest piece:

Ethiopian silver beads with artistic stone and laborodite for protection. These embossed copper circles are held by dyed silk with a copper clasp for easy opening. When I visited, the tea-colored stones remind me of cousin Marshall, who always made iced tea for me in Macon, GA. $85.00 on Etsy
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OK…here’s one more…

I had to share this one with you. . Grandma Ellen, it’s you again. This powerful necklace-earrings set is made of Antique amethyst, white agate, and rhyolite. Amethyst is a powerful crystal with healing properties. it is said to enhance intuition and inspiration. Agate is said to represent wealth. Rhyolite symbolizes change. It’s $150.00 for the set on Etsy.
Grandma Mary

Grandma Mary was from Macon, GA, and she reluctantly moved to Chicago to help take care of my brother and me. She longed for the South, singing spirituals, “Oh they tell me of uncloudy days,” and planting a garden in our backyard.

This piece is highlighted by large ceramic beads (Chicago), creamy rag cotton (GA) binding the beads, and a large agate wandering stone (Grandma Mary). As a child, she was my strength, teaching me her songs, to crochet, and how to win spelling bees.


Auntie Ruth taught me to dance, and this piece is embellished with large resin stones, which dance through the tropical fruit. When I resided on tropical St. Maarten, Auntie Ruth visited, bringing her a special brand of joy.


This piece is made from “Tibetan Agate Beads – Tibetan Gemstone Beads – Natural Beads – Tibetan Dzi Beads – Heaven Eye Beads.” Named after Archie Bourgeron, who had beautiful eyes. The copper piece was given to me by his stepdaughter.


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