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Thursday 30 June 2011

Old bracelet is melted

This bracelet is getting to a pendant. Here is to see first how it is melted. Further work process from the workshop, I will document with photos.

Sunday 5 June 2011

clacking wedding rings


This slightly different wedding rings are based on an idea that I have already been implemented for a jewelry ring. Actually there are two separate rings that I have combined to form a ring. In this case, the ring, which lies directly on the finger of white gold in the 585's - alloy steel.
The fact that he has a convex shape, form a broad guide on which to the outer ring (here in yellow gold) to turn freely. The outer ring has so much space that it is a shaking of the ring clacking noise. Can solve the yellow gold ring will not work because its internal diameter is slightly smaller than the outside diameter of the edges of the white gold ring. As a bonus for the ladies, a small diamond ring has been caught. The customers had told me afterwards that it is fun to play with the ring on her finger.

Saturday 4 June 2011

Properties of pure silver

Anglo-Saxon: siolful (silver);

Symbol from Latin: argentum. Ag
Item from the first group of the periodic table
Atomic number 47
atomic weight 107.868
Density of 10.5 g / cm ³
Melting point 1234.93 K, 961.78 °C, 1763.2°F
Boiling point 2435 K, 2162 °C, 3924 °F
Brinell hardness HB 26
Ritz Mohs hardness: 2.7 (pure silver)
Color: clear white
most important sites: Russia, Mexico, Peru

Silver is a white metal which all other metals on the brightness
Color, conductivity

Friday 3 June 2011

Famous Pearls

A famous pearl is the Pellegrina . This pearl was the beginning of the 19th Century to the Russian Jewellers Zosima to Moscow sold. Their exact origin is not known. However, it is possible that this is a rare jewel of the French crown jewels is that disappeared during the French Revolution. This pearl was missing, "Reine des Perles". It was silvery, round and weighed 5.6 g. A Pellegrina as designated by Perle appeared in London in 1935 an exhibition on. But she had the shape of a teardrop. It is still not known what the original Pellegrina Pearl has become the out. Whether it is information from Russia is not known to me.

E. Taylor with Pelegrina
In contrast, makes the history of another famous jewel, the Peregrina (Pilgrim)

Monday 30 May 2011

Belt buckle in sterling silver with wood and gold




This oval belt buckle is in sterling silver work and fit into a 4 cm wide belt. It is simple and straightforward, and yet it works through the color contrast and the different surface structures in the metal. The dark brown tone of the ebony and the cool sheen of silver in the sunlight harmonize quite well. Focus is the polished wooden track in a frame of yellow gold (585 -).
I think that you can wear this buckle both with jeans and an elegant suit.

Monday 23 May 2011

Wide plain silver ring with tourmaline

Here I present a 

, Simple, almost classical ring in silver with a tourmaline in a 585 / - before he replaced. The tourmaline is cut in cabochon and is centrally focus on the solid ring rail. The polished surface of the rail has a thin elongated structure in contrast to the text and the stone, with its beautiful clear color.
I personally like precious stones in cabochon actually more than faceted stones when they received only by their color appearance.

Additional information is available here for: http://de.dawanda.com/product/19570357-Breiter-Silberring-mit-Turmalin-in-Goldfassung