18 July 2012
Lion ring by Zachary Frankel
Lion ring in oxidised sterling silver and gold leaf by Zachary Frankel
$320
Available in-store or online
My jewellery is largely sculptural, I like things with form and texture. I also like to put a little bit of humour into the objects, I prefer jewellery that doesn't take itself too seriously. I mainly work with silver because of its lustre and the way silver changes with age and the wearer. I guess I am intrigued by the way that jewellery interacts with the owner/wearer after it has left my hands, that it takes on another life and could become anything from an heirloom, to discarded.
Labels:
animal,
gold leaf,
lion,
mens ring,
oxidised,
ring,
sterling silver,
zachary frankel
17 July 2012
Ship ring by Metal Couture
Ship ring by Metal Couture in sterling silver
$390
Available in-store or online
William Griffiths of Metal Couture captures elements of tattoo art, gothic architecture, and the baroque period in his objects of precious metal.
Labels:
mens ring,
metal couture,
pirate,
sailing,
ship,
sterling silver,
william griffiths
14 July 2012
Horse cufflinks by Hannah Chambers
Horse cufflinks in sterling silver by Hannah Chambers
$145
Available in-store or online
Hannah Chambers is an emerging Melburnian
jeweller.
With a passion for all things hidden
secretive and unfound, she aims to create an intimacy between her objects and
the wearer.
Being able to create objects that can be worn and that become a tangible part of someone's life is very important to her. It expresses a closeness and familiarity that other art forms do not.
Drawing on influences from all sorts of times, places and cultures, she loves jewellery that has a story to tell.
13 July 2012
Structure I pendant by Zachary Frankel
Structure I pendant in sterling silver by Zachary Frankel
$180
Available in-store or online
My jewellery is largely
sculptural, I like things with form and texture. I also like to put a little
bit of humour into the objects, I prefer jewellery that doesn't take itself too
seriously. I mainly work with silver because of its lustre and the way silver
changes with age and the wearer. I guess I am intrigued by the way that
jewellery interacts with the owner/wearer after it has left my hands, that it
takes on another life and could become anything from an heirloom, to discarded.
Labels:
necklace,
pendant,
sterling silver,
structure,
zachary frankel
12 July 2012
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