Just a note regarding the first two composites – I’ve shot the earring enhancers with an 18ct yellow gold pair of hinged sleepers . . . the sleepers are not included but many of our commission clients already have their own pair. One pair of the new extended hinged sleepers in 9ct yellow gold are in the sale stock – people can order sleepers from the studio.
We have bracelets, necklaces and brooches also, do visit tomorrow . . .
Two images to show off this fab commission by Jeweller to the Lost . . .
Barbara unset 64 lovely (old mine cuts & modern RBC) diamonds from numerous jewellery pieces received with a request to recycle everything into a brooch. An additional 21 baguette diamonds were sourced for the brooch rim. All 18ct palladium white gold in sculpted form with handmade double stainless steel back and silver safety chain.
You will find Quentin’s earrings and brooch reproduced previously on our blog, this new ring compliments her previous commissions from Jeweller to the Lost.
925 bright silver with white cultured button pearls, hand made in the Brisbane studio with Love!
We were gifted an antique sleeve weighted panel which came down through the Belloc family ages ago from Michael Allen and Vanessa Roche. A section of the 24ct repoussè gold has been cut and mounted to a design style Barbara has called ‘Holbein Knot’ which is informed by her interest in 16th century jewellery. Setting and shank in 18ct yellow gold. Name withheld by request.
As soon as we posted the stock ready for the bump in at St Margarets MAYO festival, Jane was in like a flash to check out the new makes . . . the saddle ring caught her attention and she immediately commissioned her own version. Same style and finish only her own selection of gems from our collection, well done Jane!
Long sautoir using a stock *bi-metal finished necklace. Rhana sent up her costume earrings, we unset the six Baroque pearls and made up the other side with our long matt onyx beads . . . *18ct yellow gold and oxidised 925 silver
Barbara asked Maureen Hansen if she wanted to swap a portrait for a ring as Maureen had all her diamonds and scrap gold already . . . it was a studio slog for both of the girls and it worked our a treat.We say a treat as both artists just went for it, no questions asked – just faith in each other delivering . . .