This sterling silver and pink tourmaline ring has a polish right from the “centrifugal magnetic finisher” that makes it look like a cheap tin toy!
Large freshwater pearls-sterling silver. I made this necklace after watching a movie called “Dagon”, which was about a small Spanish fishing village where the people were morphing into fish.
Elegant aquamarine and 18k hoops. See, we,re not crazy here, we know what looks nice.
Post-Apocalyptic silver pin.
SpaceFrame bracelet-sterling silver and citrine. When I was a kid, I used to love those cutaway drawings of racing cars that were made from dozens of aluminum tubes welded together.
XOSkeletal cuff bracelet-oxidized sterling and 18k
I’m back. I hope Dondo has kept you amused with his orange juggling. I have been occupied with preparing for, and exhibiting at the Buyers Market of American Craft in Philadelphia. Thats a picture of my booth above, and that’s my wife Sharyn attempting to escape. Among other things, we introduced my new XOSkeletal line of 18k and sterling jewelry. I am fascinated by this sort of backwards chronology of the blogesphere, since I have come to believe that we perceive time backwards, as if we are observing it in a mirror. Anyway, back to the future……
This is my upstairs neighbor Dondo The Magiclown. He comes down to my shop occasionally to juggle oranges.
Double the fun. Pink and green rosecut tourmalines set in 18k yellow. Available at Mobilia Gallery, Cambridge MA
Palladium ring set with 0.75carat natural yellow rosecut diamond. Available at Mobilia Gallery, Cambridge MA
