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Forged Metal
The process of fold forming is a rather time intensive one- It involves repeatedly heating the metal up till it is glowing, quenching it in cold water, and then folding, hammering, or forming it. The metal has to be heated up regularly or else cracks can form. At the end, all the folds are hammered back out, still heating repeatedly. This leaves for a once again flat sheet, but now one with raised lines and areas. The process is controlled; however, the metal has a lot to do with the finished product. It is important that the smith knows her metal well, and becomes almost a collaboration between material and artist. Tweet
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Read between the Lines- size 10.5
$ 125.00
Stainless steel and Beach Stone from Boston Harbour.
This one is really all about the hand. It looks perfect on, and fits comfortably for all day wear, despite it's size. It won't get in the way, and won't get caught on anything.
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This one is really all about the hand. It looks perfect on, and fits comfortably for all day wear, despite it's size. It won't get in the way, and won't get caught on anything.
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Intrepid- size 10.5
$ 145.00
Silver, Jade, and Local Agate
This stone makes me think of looking at earth from space. I set 4 little jades at each of the compass points, and gave him a little wind at the band, to keep him moving forward. Who knows where he'll go, but he'll take you with him, gladly. Learn More
This stone makes me think of looking at earth from space. I set 4 little jades at each of the compass points, and gave him a little wind at the band, to keep him moving forward. Who knows where he'll go, but he'll take you with him, gladly. Learn More
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