Primitive abstractions

Article Abstract:

A brief review on the work of jewelry artist Susan Chin who truly believes that jewelry is a wearable art form is presented. Her work was selected in an exhibition called 'Asian Roots, Western Soil: Visual Poetry in Metal' to show 'the themes of the artist as smithy, shaman, or alchemist in Asian and American culture'.

Works, Jewelers, Jewelers (Persons), Chin, Susan

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Cameras and computers

Article Abstract:

The mastering of digital imaging and computer technology has become increasingly important in amateur jewelry photography. Some of the field's top photographers share their insights into the changes that the digital age have brought to photographing gems and the unchanging rules of what makes a good photo.

Jewelry (except Costume) Manufacturing, Jewelry, precious metal, Jewelry ex Platinum & Gold, Methods, Technology application, Imaging systems, Photography, Jewelry, Imaging

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New York stories: designer-retailers in Manhattan know how to make it here: with distinctive style, tireless reinvention, and healthy dose of self-promotion

Article Abstract:

Manhattan, the heart of the western world is where one can find many potential buyers and wearers where one can interact with the village goldsmith to design one's own jewelry. Some of the jewelry stores like Robert L ee Morris are described for all the gems on display and their price tags.

Product information, Jewelry Stores, New York, Robert Lee Morris Inc.

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