Honey Jewelers

04/02/2026

Converted multiple stones into a custom pendant

04/02/2026

Converted Grandpas ring into a pendant

04/02/2026

LATEST BEFORE AND AFTER PICS

10/22/2025

This is a Montana sapphire ring the lady wanted with very little maintenance with no prongs for her. Made of yellow gold.

10/22/2025

These are a couple of gents and ladies wedding bands that the couple wanted. Made of 14k yellow gold.

10/22/2025

This is an emerald in a 2-tone ring. All the accents in the rings are yellow gold and the ring bases are all white gold

10/22/2025

This is a cross made from Bison horn and diamonds.

10/22/2025

Just thought I would post a couple of customs that we have done recently. This was a bracelet with elk teeth and a Montana sapphire the customer dug.

04/04/2025

🌿🚢 The Floating Forest of Australia: A Unique Natural Wonder 🌏✨

In Homebush Bay, Sydney, Australia 🇦🇺, lies one of the most stunning and photogenic landscapes in the world 📸🌳: the SS Ayrfield, an old steamship transformed by nature into a "floating forest" 🍃⛴️.

Built in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 in 1911, this ship arrived in Australia in 1912. For decades, it served as a cargo vessel ⚓ and, during World War II (1939-1945) 🪖, it was used to transport supplies for Allied troops in the Pacific 🌊. After the war, it continued operating in the coal industry 🔥 until it was decommissioned in 1972 and moved to Homebush Bay ⚠️ for dismantling.

However, over the years ⏳, the structure remained in place, and nature took over 🌱. Trees and lush vegetation grew over the ship’s hull 🌿🌿, turning it into an awe-inspiring floating forest 🌳🚢. Today, this phenomenon is a symbol of nature’s resilience 🦜 and an unmissable attraction for travelers and photographers 📷✨.

Alongside the SS Ayrfield, other ships 🛳️, like the SS Mortlake Bank, were also abandoned in the bay, though they are less known due to their difficult access 🚧. These shipwrecks are part of the region’s industrial and maritime heritage 🏗️⚓, serving as a reminder of its history and transformation over time.

The floating forest is a striking example of how nature can reclaim and breathe new life into abandoned structures 🌏🍀, turning them into breathtaking sights that captivate visitors 🏞️💚.

🔗 Source: Atlas Obscura

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03/27/2025

03/25/2025

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