Showing posts with label hollowform. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hollowform. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 16, 2008

Pendant for m


I finally completed this pendant for my friend, m. Just in time, since I will be heading up to Sydney tonight! I hope she likes it.

Thursday, December 4, 2008

Hollowform snowflake pendant


Some new winter (for those in the northern hemisphere) bling- this snowflake pendant is a hollowform silver pebble which has had a snowflake etched on the front. The brushed satin finish gives it a wonderful cool glow. It hangs on a 40 cm (16 in) snake chain and is light and comfortable to wear. I really enjoyed making this pendant, lots of positive energy was spent making it! Naturally, it is hallmarked as a Nephilim original.


Saturday, April 26, 2008

Blossom etch pillow pendant

I love creating tangible, tactile jewellery - work that you can appreciate not only with your eyes, but also with your fingertips, which is why I love etching so much.
Lately, I have developed an interest in
hollow form jewellery - adding yet another dimension to my pieces. Not only can you create 3D pieces with this technique, but they are also light and comfortable to wear.

My latest baby is the Blossom etch pillow pendant. I fell in love with this piece during its fabrication, and I knew I had to adopt it. Hangs on a brown cotton cord and is accompanied by a lovingly hand fabricated clasp.