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Jewelry sketches || Art, passion and heritage
Today I am happy to share with you interview with Germany-based Frank-Stefan Stern, the owner of one of the biggest in the world collections of jewelry sketches! The collection comprises approximately 65,000 sketches and engravings dating to 1700s-2000s, of which about 90% are hand drawings from 1850s and later.
Jewelry in Florence || #TravelWithLB
I am happy to share with you my jewelry guide to the beautiful capital of Tuscany in Italy. You will find all the spots and addresses worth going if you love jewelry. I will make you feel as if you've just been there! First, two words about history and modern days of jewelry in Florence. Goldsmiths have been active in the city for many centuries, but it was Lorenzo the Magnificent Medici, himself a lover and collector of jewelry, who gave a great popularity to this profession in the 1400s. A typical goldsmith or silversmith at that time was doing...
"I forgot we had a meeting" jewelry exhibition
The Jewelry School of Montreal is pleased to invite you to the opening of the exhibition of 13 graduates-2018 (DEC Techniques en métiers d’art, option joaillerie) on June 14 from 17:30.
Plagiarism in jewelry
The world is old and the things in it are not new, either. Let's talk about plagiarism in jewelry?
A Story Behind the Stone
Eco-responsible Stones Stories
Behind any piece of handmade jewelry there is a lot of work. Skills, experiments, hours of creative happiness and frustration. And when we see something really good we feel it, there is some particular energy in it! Now imagine that there is a lot of work not only behind the piece itself but also behind the materials it is made of. And the most miraculous is A Stone. I am really happy to present you an interview completely dedicated to the work behind the stone. The work that is often not noticed even by the professional jewellers, not even talking...