Argentium Silver Gallery

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  • Anahi USA Inc.

    Anahi USA Inc.
    (9 images)

“Our goal is to offer our clients not only our innovative designs, but the best possible quality components.  The introduction of Argentium Sterling Silver in our production line, replacing the classical sterling silver, was a must.”

www.anahi.com

  
  • Bernie Wire

    Bernie Wire
    (3 images)

Bernie Wire trained as a jeweller and started to learn about resistance welding for joining titanium.  Argentium Silver opened the opportunity for Bernie to produce resistance welded sterling silver jewellery.

  
  • Bridgette L. Rallo (The Greenwoods Studio)

    Bridgette L. Rallo (The Greenwoods Studio)
    (9 images)


"I truly believe that jewelry is wearable art and I approach each of my pieces that way.  The color and form of my stones, the compatibility of stone and metal type with the piece I have in mind, the 'wearability' of each piece, all of these things are in my mind as I work on a particular composition."  

www.greenwoodsstudio.com

  
  • Cynthia Eid

    Cynthia Eid
    (7 images)

"I love the evolutionary transformation – through hammering, persuasion, and struggle – from a flat sheet of metal towards an object of unity and fluidity."

www.cynthiaeid.com

 
  • Eva Martin

    Eva Martin
    (7 images)


"Often the pieces I make reveal more of themselves the closer you look, so what you see at first glance is not the whole story."

www.evamartin.com

 
  • Jack Gohn

    Jack Gohn
    (2 images)

"My cuff bracelets are made with Argentium Sterling Silver sheet.  Each design is hand engraved in the Western Style and formed into their shape using a 20 ton press.  Little care is needed in keeping Argentium Sterling radiant and beautiful."

www.jlgohn.com

  
  • Jan Raven

    Jan Raven
    (6 images)

"I apply a variety of ancient textile techniques to wire to produce striking combinations of pattern and texture.  I weave and braid Argentium silver and 14kt. gold-fill wire by hand without using jigs or special tools.  My necklaces are made with a weaving technique that can be traced to the Vikings (10th century).  All pieces are constructed and finished by hand, without solder, fusing, or commercial findings."

www.janra-jewelry-designs.com

  
  • Jim Slaughter

    Jim Slaughter
    (4 images)

"Argentium Sterling Silver sheet has provided me this new medium for applying chasing, engraving and repousse techniques.  Its aversion to firescare tolerates multiple annealings and its tarnish resistance allows me to frame my work behind glass."

www.luminousglass.com  

  
  • John Fetvedt

    John Fetvedt
    (6 images)


John Fetvedt works primarily with silver, gold and titanium - using various metalworking techniques.  He finds chain and chain maille particularly interesting as they combine art, mathematics and construction techniques into each different chain pattern.  John teaches the art of making chain and chain maille. 

www.bijoux-de-terre.com

 
  • Jot Singh Khalsa

    Jot Singh Khalsa
    (3 images)


This award winning kirpan has ocean jasper for its handle and scabbard.  All fittings are Argentium Sterling.  Fittings are encrusted with 10.75 carats of fine diamonds and 43.5 carats of green tourmaline.  Engraving, 24kt gold inlay and gemstone setting by Julie Warenski.  Stainless Damascus steel (Devin Thomas) blade with 24kt gold inlaid script.  The Golden Temple in Amritsar, India (pictured on scabbard) is considered to be the most sacred Sikh shrine in the world.

www.khalsakirpans.com

 
  • Kay Ivanovic

    Kay Ivanovic
    (10 images)


"My early training in book illustration has no doubt influenced my approach to silversmithing.  For me, a shiny mirror-like expanse of silver is like a blank page waiting for images, marks, or the play of light on bumps and hollows to bring it to life."

www.whoswhoingoldandsilver.com/search/portfolio.asp?did=51#1

 
  • Keren Peled

    Keren Peled
    (7 images)

Inspired by her travels around the world, and the ancient cultures of the Mediterranean, Latin America and Europe, Keren's jewelry designs are delightfully intricate.

www.kerenpeled.com

 
  • Dr. Kristina Niedderer

    Dr. Kristina Niedderer
    (3 images)


Dr. Kristina Niedderer is working at the intersection of craft and design while specialising in silver and tableware design.

www.niedderer.org   

 
  • Landell Flutes

    Landell Flutes
    (1 images)

Landell Flutes is a family business, the continuation of a 30-year tradition of building fine instruments in precious metals in the best traditional style, aided by the most innovative technology.  Professionals around the world appreciate Landell flutes for their extraordinary combination of traditional craftsmanship and modern precision.

www.landellflutes.com 

 
  • Larry Blackwell

    Larry Blackwell
    (3 images)

"Many of the techniques that I use are thousands of years old.  All jewelry is made by me, by hand.  No jigs or braiding machines are used."

www.twistedelegancejewelry.com

 
  • Lucian Taylor

    Lucian Taylor
    (8 images)


Lucian Taylor designs and produces intriguing contemporary functional silver, working in various materials.  He is currently studying a PhD in Argentium Silver at Middlesex University.

www.luciantaylor.co.uk

 
  • Marilyn J Sevon

    Marilyn J Sevon
    (7 images)

Sevon Designs, “Christian Jewelry with a Message”, was launched September 2005.  Each exquisite anointed piece is handcrafted in America, in 14k gold or patented Argentium 970 sterling silver.

www.sevondesigns.com

 
  • Masters of Design

    Masters of Design
    (1 images)

Masters of Design has become the Nation's premier provider of award and championship rings, fine emblematic jewelry and professional awards.  Masters of Design produces custom-crafted products for sports champions, corporate clients, medical, safety, group organizations, and to honor and commemorate military and public service.

www.mastersofdesign.com

 
  • Mona Jordan

    Mona Jordan
    (4 images)


You'll find a wide range of designs in my collection, everything from the simplicity of spirals to the complex weaving and sculpture of sterling silver.  I use only Argentium Sterling Silver in my wire sculptures.

www.artwearbymona.com

 
  • Nancy Howland

    Nancy Howland
    (7 images)


Nancy's interest in jewelelry was furthered by learning metal working techniques at art jewellery classes.  Nancy produces handcrafted jewellery and her primary focus is on silver beads.  She utilises the fusing properties of Argentium Silver to create interesting granulation designs.

www.psi-design.com  

 
  • Richard Fox Associates

    Richard Fox Associates
    (5 images)


A highly motivated, design led manufacturing company specialising in jewellery and silverware.  The two principals, Serena Milton and Richard Fox, studied at Camberwell School of Arts and The Royal College of Art, London respectively.

www.foxsilver.net

 
  • Sue Lindsey

    Sue Lindsey
    (6 images)

With very few exceptions, all of Sue's wire wrapped pendants are one-of-a-kind creations.  The designs unfold organically from the stone or cabochons as she works.  Each piece is an adventure and a unique work of art.

www.raptelegance.com  

  

  • Shining Wave Metals

    Shining Wave Metals
    (2 images)

Mokume-gane (or mokume) means in Japanese "wood grained metal".  Mokume is a class of metals made with two or more layers manipulated to create a decorative visual effect.  The layered structure may be formed by soldering, welding, powder metallurgy or some other process.  The decorative visual effect, or pattern, is inherent to the structure of the metal and cannot wear off.

www.shiningwave.com

  
  • Sue Rosengard

    Sue Rosengard
    (10 images)


"Since 1986 I have been creating jewelry that is dramatic, elegant, and flattering to women of all ages.  Inspired by the Modernist movement of the 20th Century, the sculpture of Calder and Picasso, the design style of Russell Wright, as well as my favorite childhood cartoon - the Jetsons - my timeless designs are fun, lightweight and easy to wear."

www.suerosengardjewelry.com

  
  • Therese Bernstein

    Therese Bernstein
    (7 images)


"Custom designed jewelry, elegant yet casual enough to wear every day.  My flexible bracelets and necklaces are handcrafted using a specialized woven technique that dates back to medieval times.  Each piece is classicaly designed to reflect your personal style."

www.theresecustomdesigns.com

 
  • Valerie K. Thomas (Laguna Blue)

    Valerie K. Thomas (Laguna Blue)
    (11 images)


"My husband and I work in a freeform process, pushing the medium to the limits in an effort to create different and unusual effects.  We also weave Argentium Silver and gold wire to form unusual chain and bezels to hold the very large stones.  With the anti-tarnishing feature of Argentium Silver, adding a karat gold accent seems natural."

www.laguna-blue.com

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