jewelry

Heavy Woven Torque

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This is an eight strand weave,in stainless wire.
It's a good material for this design because even though the weave itself requires forging (with the acetylene torch)to make it tight,the final shaping of the WHOLE piece can be done by hand cold.


Adventures in anodizing 3

Jewelry | Knife-makers | | | | | |
Adventures in anodizing 3

"Blue Targe" Niobium, earrings, hammered and textured, 2" tall.


Adventures in anodizing 2

Jewelry | Knife-makers | | | | | |
Adventures in anodizing 2

Another set.

"Variegated Gem" Niobium, earrings, hammered and textured, 1" tall.


Adventures in anodizing

Jewelry | Knife-makers | | | | | | |
Adventures in anodizing

Hello all. My primary art is custom knives, although I have 35 years of silversmithing experience. The last several months I've taken a sabbatical into Niobium, Titanium, and anodizing. It's something I've wanted to get into for a long time, and I am having a blast with it. So, time to post some pieces.


Lucky 5

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Hi!

It's been a while since I've posted any work, and have been working on this piece this past week.


Lucky 5

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Lucky 5

New to Art Metal and wanting to learn, learn, learn and make new friends!

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I am new to artmetal and I hope to make new friends and learn more about working with metal.

I have worked as a bench jeweler in the past and just recently set up a custom jewelry design/repair shop in a caboose in the Sandhills of Nebraska.


doing Repousse with Jewelry

Jewelry | Repousse & Chasing | |
doing Repousse with Jewelry

Greeting Everyone,
I am a totally self taught when it comes to jewelry making and doing chasing and repousse. I have watched and read many of the blogs that appear here and that has given me the desire to continue to try doing this art form.


Aloha from Kauai

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  Aloha, I'm Gary Anthony The JewelerAtLarge TM... new to all of this, still glad to join. I've been a jeweler for 30 years now, and live on the Island of Kauai creating jewelry using genuine beachglass and Argentium Sterling Silver. I also create some large fish sculptures in copper... all the local fish - Ahi, Mahi Mahi, Ono, Ulua and on...
I'm wondering if anyone can give me any feedback on using a scroll saw to cut out my fish...(24gauge copper) I currently use heavy shears, but then I have to spend extra time finishing the edges. Any thoughts?... I like that delta one, but hear it might suck.


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