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Published: 2005-12-27 17:09:17 +0000 UTC; Views: 3176; Favourites: 55; Downloads: 166
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Stainless steel with diamond, peridot, and citrine.now that christmas is over, i can post some of the work that i made.
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love this "sideways" tension setting, tension supplied by fasteners. Β Awesome!
THat's two rings held together by the screws, right?
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yes, the ring is in two pieces with one side having the cut out for the stones and then bolted together.Β if i remade this piece i might do it a little differently.Β maybe split down the middle with the cut out on both halves, or perhaps in three sections with the middle section having the cut out.Β
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if i wasn't a minor and my fingers would stop changing, i'd buy... like... twenty of these. they're gorgeous.
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yeah, that can be a problem. thanks.
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You really make cool stuff. I like it a lot. And i'm usually against combining precious stones with non precious metals, so that's saying something.
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thanks. when i started, i was against using stones at all. it was all about the metal. then a friend challenged me to make a piece with a stone.
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you make these rings to sell mate? you got a website?
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most of the work i make is for sale. no real website, i mostly use this to show my work.
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I'm typically not a diamond person, but that's gorgeous! I didn't think those stones would work so well together, but you have proved me wrong.
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I really like your use of screws and things that wouldn't normally be found to be wearable. It's creative and original and you get a billion points!
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This is one of the best combos of citrine and peridot that I've ever seen. Usually multi-stone pieces end up seeming like everything else I've ever seen, but this one really stands out.
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That is so cute! i mean that in a good way, not a dumb girly way.
not only does your jewelry rock, but your photography does as well. i think everyone has been put to shame here.
stunning as always! great work.
-traci
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The colour of the stones reminds me of Autumn. All these new pieces that you have just posted are amasing.
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That is an amazing ring. The colors of the stones are just amazing and your work is impeccable.
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Lovley looking design, really nice stones too...interesting combo of using steel instead of say platinum
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and a lot more affordable!
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hehe...yeah, that's definately for sure
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interesting and innovative setting. great choice in colors. the functional part of the piece (rivets) actually enhances the design.
so in other words- YOU ARE THE MAN.
well done.
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thanks. the colors were predetermined by the birth of the client and his siblings. and i just can't stop playing with my little screws. i'm tellin ya, if you get some, you'll have some fun too.
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You really have a handle on this whole form-follows-function thing! Amazing how everything works together for the simple yet ingenious setting, and how nothing doesn't have a definite use in the construction.
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thanks. that is a huge compliment. i am from chicago, so form follows function means a lot to me.
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I like the combination of stones used in this setting. The screws on the side are a nice touch too (functional and visually apealling). Another great job!
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thanks. the stones were taken from another setting. they are the birthstones of the client and his siblings. it was made for his mother.
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That's a really cool idea.
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