Gregory Grozos

Hello everyone! This is my latest work, a miniature factory created inside a watch case. Most of it has been built by using tiny watch parts. It is a factory which turns stone into gold. The stones are fed into the  machinery on the top right, to go through a process of complex transformation inside the factory and come out as gold in the bottom right. The bits of gold I used are actual 9K gold. Enjoy!

Hello everyone! This is my latest creation, a tiny flying ship with three figures working on it. There is a steersman at the helm, a lookout on the top looking through a telescope and a stoker shoveling coal into the steam engine. The flying machine has been made out of tiny watch parts and the entire scene has been bulit inside a vintage pocket watch case. The front has been closed with a piece of glass from an incandescent bulb that I have cut to size. Enjoy!

Hello everyone! This is a private commission I made, a miniature robot inventor's workshop. It is made primarily from watch parts and contains a good deal of tiny objects, tools and details. I built it on a pocket watch case and closed it on top with a glass dome. Enjoy! Also check my Etsy shop to see some of my other creations: www.etsy.com/shop/MicroJewellery

A magical city sits on a floating cloud while traveling through the night sky. The scene has been created inside an antique silver pocket watch and the miniature city is made out of watch parts which have been turned into tiny buildings and houses. Enjoy! You can find this together with my other creations at: www.etsy.com/shop/MicroJewellery

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This is the link to my Etsy shop: www.etsy.com/shop/MicroJewellery

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One of my latest works: ‘The Dig’, part of a new body of work I am developing, to be exhibited later this year. Don’t forget to visit my website and online shop: www.gregorygrozos.com www.etsy.com/shop/MicroJewellery

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Hello everyone! Here's my latest miniature world, a miniature apothecary made inside a tiny Victorian era pocket watch case. It was a lot of fun creating all the fine details, such as all the bottles, jars and containers of varying sizes and materials. The pocket watch is made of pure silver and adorned by a beautiful design while the front has been closed with a watch crystal. Enjoy! You can find this, as well as my other creations, at my online shop: www.etsy.com/shop/MicroJewellery

Here is an old coin which I have turned into a miniature artwork! I etched off the lettering and crown and I painted a very detailed tiny city in the place of the crown. Around the figure I have painted the space with stars. Finally I overlaid the entire front with resin, bringing out the colors and protecting the painted surface. Enjoy! Available at: www.etsy.com/shop/MicroJewellery

Here’s another of my miniature worlds! A tiny man and woman are sitting side by side on a branch of a blooming tree while watching the night sky. It is made in an old watch case and closed with a watch crystal on the front. Also check my Etsy page: www.etsy.com/shop/MicroJewellery

‘Firmament’, 2015, miniature drawing, 9cm Ø, pencil on paper A drawing I made three years back. Making figures with entire worlds on their heads or bodies is a recurring theme in my work. It expresses the idea that every person is an entire world, carrying with him or her the experiences of a lifetime, the places visited, the people met. In a sense each person is much more than meets the eye, a chronicle of life and a chapter of the universe.

My latest creation, an ultra-tiny robot inventor's workshop made inside a watch case. The inner diameter of the watch case measures 1.6cm or 0.6''. All the tiny robots have been made by assembling many tiny watch parts. The inventor is holding tools while working on one of the robot's inside. Fitted with a chain and closed with a piece of glass on the front, it has been made as a wearable necklace. Enjoy! Available at my online shop: www.etsy.com/shop/MicroJewellery

A private commission I recently finished, a ballet dancer is performing an impressive pose on the stage. The three-dimensional figure has been created according to an actual photo of the dancer. The audience is watching behind her, including specifically painted persons. The final piece is sealed with a piece of glass on the front.

To be found at my shop: www.etsy.com/shop/MicroJewellery

I have been slowly building this piece for a while now. It is one of my most intricate pieces on this scale and I am really excited about how it turned out. As you can see, it is a tiny Victorian library in which I have added a great amount of fine detail, including an armillary sphere, a telescope, a sextant, hand-painted paintings, globes and books and much more. I have used tiny watch parts in building many of these details. It is closed with a piece of glass which I have cut and ground down to size from an incandescent lamp, giving a clarity and curvature unusual for pocket watch crystals. Enjoy! This is also the link to my Etsy shop: www.etsy.com/shop/MicroJewellery