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Bird brooch, Jean Vitau for Gemveto, 1992
18k yellow gold set with diamond, onyx, ruby and tsavorite ($7,120, 1stdibs).
'French designer Jean Vitau... was a pioneer jewelry designer. He was known for patenting the Gemlok setting, a secure and snag proof way of setting diamonds and colored stones.'
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It’s been a month since I launched the new Silver Raven Studio site and dropped my latest collection! ☾
What a whirlwind it’s been - navigating through all the online changes + new features was quite the learning curve. But it’s been amazing to reconnect with all of you through our shared love for jewelry! ♡
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These earrings are pyrite schist in a black matrix. This type of extremely fine pyrite schist is only found in the Harz mountains of Germany. These are set in sterling silver and are just over an inch long.
Still learning jewelry making, did my first crack at stonesetting today. Pretty dang happy with how it turned out!
Achavanich Prehistoric Stone Setting, The Highlands, Scotland.
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Earlier in the semester, I conceived my Puerto Rican flag brooch project for jewelry and metalsmithing class. The castle was inspired by the tower in El Yunque National Forest. Much like my drawing and painting series last fall, this brooch was definitely inspired by my time in Puerto Rico last summer. 🇵🇷
turquoise
トルコ石と思われる大きな石を留めるお手伝い。接着剤を使って留める場合もありますが、今回は接着剤無しで地金を叩いてしっかり留めました🔨
Stuff I did
Soo, what did I do for 3 months nearly nonstop in the workshop...
an enameled silver brooch inspired by Alvar Aalto (unfinished)
a silver signet ring with moon cut outs
a silver wire ring with an aquamarine stone (unfinished)
a simple silver band
an enameled silver pendant (unfinished)
a copper prototype of Arwen's Evenstar with a garnet stone and silver setting
3 simple silver rings
an enameled silver ring
And...
... a crown and an eye for a Lord of the rings ;)
