Blue Steel Enamel
Enamel is a technique that is sifting layers of powdered galss ( enamel ) onto a copper base that is then fired , I use a torch at around 700 degree celcius. Because this is a hand crafted techinque, It means that no two earrings will be identical.
Each earring is finished with solid sterling silver 925 ear wires.
Length -3cm ( the domed disc is 19mm)
These earrings were designed and handmade by me in my workshop in Safety Beach, Vic
Limited Edition Due To Been 100% Hand Crafted.
This enamel collection is inspired by my dedicated metal work teacher Mr Moncrieff, who taught students like myself the traditional techniques of metal work between the years 1975 and 2007 at Mt Eliza Secondary College.
Enamel is a technique that is sifting layers of powdered galss ( enamel ) onto a copper base that is then fired , I use a torch at around 700 degree celcius. Because this is a hand crafted techinque, It means that no two earrings will be identical.
Each earring is finished with solid sterling silver 925 ear wires.
Length -3cm ( the domed disc is 19mm)
These earrings were designed and handmade by me in my workshop in Safety Beach, Vic
Limited Edition Due To Been 100% Hand Crafted.
This enamel collection is inspired by my dedicated metal work teacher Mr Moncrieff, who taught students like myself the traditional techniques of metal work between the years 1975 and 2007 at Mt Eliza Secondary College.
Enamel is a technique that is sifting layers of powdered galss ( enamel ) onto a copper base that is then fired , I use a torch at around 700 degree celcius. Because this is a hand crafted techinque, It means that no two earrings will be identical.
Each earring is finished with solid sterling silver 925 ear wires.
Length -3cm ( the domed disc is 19mm)
These earrings were designed and handmade by me in my workshop in Safety Beach, Vic
Limited Edition Due To Been 100% Hand Crafted.
This enamel collection is inspired by my dedicated metal work teacher Mr Moncrieff, who taught students like myself the traditional techniques of metal work between the years 1975 and 2007 at Mt Eliza Secondary College.