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Moon Jewellery

Writer: AlfAlf

Early in my silversmithing journey I made a wonderful discovery. As sterling silver is melts in the crucible, it dances, bubbles and twists, forming fascinating organic shapes.

 

Intrigued by these spontaneous creations, I experimented with tiny silver scraps, watching as they transformed into beautiful little blobs —perfect for adding as decoration to any piece (more on those another time).

 

Driven by curiosity, I dared to dream bigger. As I piled more and more silver offcuts into the crucible, the molten metal morphed into large, one-of-a-kind shapes, each with its own unique weight and personality.

 

These extraordinary forms just begged to be jewellery of some sort. I started by crafting them into pendants, but what if I could turn these massive shapes into rings?

 

While the shapes were breath-taking, they also presented a challenge. Raw from the crucible, they often had jagged edges and shapes that required refinement. Through many, many hours of experimentation (and files, emery paper, sore fingers and frustration!), I discovered techniques to smooth these rough edges and polish the metal to a luminous sheen, preserving the organic beauty of each piece.

 

Each pendant and ring is a testament to the nature of molten silver. They are comfortable and tactile statement pieces, shaped by heat and chance, polished to a smooth high-shine finish.



 
 
 

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