Rhapsody in blue: jewelry designers paint from a rich pallette of gemstone blues

Article Abstract:

The color blue seems to be the most represented in gems and jewelry because many jewellers prefer it over any other color. According to them, blue is a color that one can wear with anything. It is also the only color which keeps its character in all its shades.

Evaluation, Precious stones

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Feeding the edge

Article Abstract:

The University of the Arts in Philadelphia is home to mostly street-smart students with artistic vision and independent thinking. The jewelry department is where students hear lectures on the craft from known jewelers and metalsmiths, such as Rod McCormick.

Curricula, Schools, Study and teaching, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Art schools, University of the Arts

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Dual design

Article Abstract:

Jewelry designers make their own identities in the jewelry business by creating unique designs of their own, or in combination with others. Brian Sholdt of Seattle, for example came out with a ring designed around a carving from Philip Becker of Germany.

Methods, Art, Jewelers, Jewelers (Persons), Gem carving

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