Here's a quick peek at a new series of pieces in progress. These are fused, which is a very different process from soldering. Fusing means bringing two pieces of metal up to melting temperature so that they melt, or fuse, together. It's difficult to control, and that challenge is part of what makes it one of my favorite techniques. I also like the organic shapes that are possible. These two rings are not finished (I'm considering setting stones in them, like I did in this aquamarine ring) but I'm so happy with the subtle color contrast. I think the gray one is my favorite, and it's made with three different metals, sterling silver, 14k white gold, and a 50% palladium alloy.
I've also been making a collection of pieces with rough diamonds, rose cut diamonds, and diamond beads. Here's the latest one, a sterling silver wedding ring with rough diamond cubes.
love the rings…how much are they, the thick one & the thin one set with rough diamond cubes?
thank you so much…:)
Silver jewellery always attracts me a lot and it’s perfect for every occasion. There have been lots of new designs coming into the market lately, like the “fused” one you showed here. It’s really beautiful.
I have recently bought a beaded heart bracelet of silver material and it’s lovely, have a look here – http://www.kilkennyshop.com/newbridge/jewellery/silver-collection/beaded-heart-bracelet.html
I love them just the way they are. They look like pearls.
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isabellsmith
January 13, 2019
They look very authentic and also the aspects which gets along with this should not be changed at all. its actual beauty lies within its simplicity. I think this is very unique and realistic to have it in your collection.