A techno-romantic at heart

Article Abstract:

Thomas Mann was a pioneer of the art jewelry in the early 1970 and experimented with alternative metals like brass, nickel, and bronze in whimsical patterns combining them with resin, acrylic, photographs and other objects. His 1980 'Techno-Romantic' jewelry creation that made a World hit, is discussed, along with other sculpture object creations like Mermaid brooch, Fertility Goddess and Stone Fetish brooch.

Methods, Jewelry making, Mann, Thomas (Jeweler)

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Jewels for gents

Article Abstract:

Jewelry for men needs to have some class, durability and it has to be compact above all. Men feel the need to be expressive and individualistic and jewelry designers Janis Kerman, Christoph Krahenmann and Gain Pelikan are happy to help them.

Krahenmann, Christoph, Kerman, Janis, Pelikan, Gain

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Geometry stone

Article Abstract:

Susan Sanders who makes all kinds of jewelry is best known for her distinct spin on intarsia, the old stone-inlay technique. Susan says that she likes working with bold things doing a lot of unusual geometric forms.

Sanders, Susan

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