The process of transformation, whether from inspiration to idea, imagrey to form, base metal to white gold...these are the realms within which the alchemist works, ever transmutating, altering, collapsing, coallescing, creating...
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This is a custom piece made for a very special friend, Zach Damone! Zorro ain't got nuthin on this! * Featured Page *
This is my pride and joy, a stylized belt buckle made by the process of lost-wax casting. Hand carved and cast myself, this piece took many hours of careful and skilled labor to get it "just right". * Featured Page *
This is a new line/niche genre I'm starting, featuring new interpretations of an old motif! Each piece is a handcrafted original, cast with real leaves using the lost-wax process. The resultant detail and texture that is captured is pretty amazing, you can see every little vein and serration! The leaf portion of the silver is given a high polish, and highlighted by applying a velvety black patina on the surrounding silver. Stay tuned for more innovations and adaptations, this is gonna be a fun one!
Another lost-wax cast piece, featuring an aquamarine flanked by two iolites, encased in a unique "pod" like form. * Featured Page *
This one is fun- a double-knuckle ring featuring a rare orange tourmaline! This particular tourmaline's tabular shape naturally lent itself to this mounting, and from there it was a mere hop & skip to the double-ring idea! * Featured Page *
The pattern around the edge is inspired by the I-Ching, though those who know me will insist, with a wry smile, that I need to stop geeking out on Lost ;) * Featured Page *
This is one of my most prized pieces- another painstakingly hand-crafted piece, and also my first try at gypsy setting. Lotsa sweat & tears shed in the process (especially when I shattered a fire opal!), stone-setting is definitely a process mastered only thru practice & infinite patience. * Featured Page *
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