Posted in CHAPTER 4: MY JEWELLERY, Methodology, Other jewellery, tagged CHAPTER 4: MY JEWELLERY, colour, Design&work process, Ribbon Rings, Rings, Silver-Lace on July 9, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Here’s the next step in my ribbon rings! These were designed in Rhino and cast which allowed me to cut the flowers out accurately in a uniform manner. I millgrained the edges because I thought it would soften the look but I still feel the rings could look softer….
I like the colour and contrast of the ribbon integrated with the silver.
Posted in Methodology, tagged Design&work process, Rings, Silver-Lace on June 22, 2009 | 1 Comment »
I’ve been throwing around ideas for a ring that looks like lace or material wrapped around the finger…
After doing a few sketches I moved on to other things, then after a few weeks I came acoss a prototype I made a couple of months ago which seemed to run with the same concept of material tied around the finger. Fancy that!
A few days later I saw this lace and it prompted me to expand onto my ideas and make another prototype
I like the idea of incorperating ribbon to bring in colour and another layer and texture. I think the contrast to the silver works well. I am busy cutting some out in Rhino and would like to add some millgrain to the edges.
Posted in Black Lace Range, CHAPTER 4: MY JEWELLERY, tagged Christy-Anne jewellery, Rings, Silver-Lace on April 15, 2008 | 3 Comments »
This ring was inspired by another one of my pattern doodles, and the techniques I used previously in the brooch.
Posted in CHAPTER 4: MY JEWELLERY, Other jewellery, tagged Beauty Within, Christy-Anne jewellery, linkedin, Locket, Rings on April 11, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
This locket ring with garnet follows the same concept as the locket I made previously; Precious beauty kept on the inside, away from harm, much like how people protect themselves from being hurt by creating a facade. I have pierced a pattern in the top lid, so that a slight hint of what is inside [...]
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