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| Alison Antelman - Whirlwind Necklace is fabricated of sterling silver, textured hollow forms and citrus chalcedony. The hand-made clasp is front and center, behind citrus chalcedony trillion. | Curtis Arima- Curtis' unusual teapot shown here won an award for student work shown at the 1998 conference of the Society of North American Goldsmiths. | |
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| Gayton Arrigotti | Shana Astrachan | |
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| Anastasia Azure - “Accentuating Focus”, bracelet of woven nylon, copper and brass, 7”H x 7”W x 3”D. |
Shabnam Bahmanian - Ninja Star Belt Knit fine silver, sterling silver and copper container, steel ninja stars. This piece plays on the versatility of metal and how it can be perceived to be both hard and soft. | |
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| Barbara Berk - Aquamarine Rhapsody: 950 Platinum woven by hand, off loom; 31.08 ct Aquamarine briolette carved by Sherris Cottier Shank. 3-11/16” H x 1-1/4” W x ½” D. Pendant © Barbara M. Berk; photo by Robert Weldon | Harriete Estel Berman - 3M & M candy dispenser. 3M & M Dispenser © Harriete Estel Berman 2001. Pre-printed steel from vintage 3M tins and recycled tin containers, 10K.gold rivets, aluminum rivets, plastic candy dispenser. Custom box. 6" H x 9.5" W x 2.5". | |
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| Deborah Boskin - Jewelry and sculpture. | Barbara Bowling - Brooch Notwithstanding | |
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| John S. Brana | Susan Brooks - Sterling silver brooch. 1.5" x 1.5" chased and engraved. | |
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| David Casella - Menorah, Forged steel, 18"h x 11"w 02". | Simma Chester - "Cranberry" druzzy set in 14 K Gold and Sterling Silver with raw ruby drops. Sterling posts, 1 3/4 inches, hand fabricated. | |
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| Adam Clark | Cynthia Clearwater - "Angel's Wings"- Brooch,- Magnetite-jade set in 14K gold with fine silver and 24K gold keum-boo arced wings. | |
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| Jennifer Cross - Enjoying a third career as metal artist and perpetual student. | .Larissa Dahroug - "Sticks & Stones#2", Asymmetric back clasping necklace from 2005. Forged sterling silver, dyed faceted pearls, dyed pearls & green garnets. | |
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| Christine Dhein - Image details: Runway Necklace Rubber, sterling, garnets and cubic zirconia. | Reed Easely - Copper pear, hand raised, tinted with plastic. The figure is bronze and the interior is lined with fine copper wire. | |
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Aimee Golant- Produces mezzuzot as well as silver jewelry. |
Hetty Herman-Minsk - Fine silver with copper knot and pearl on hand hammered copper collar. | |
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| April Higashi - Jewelry in silver, enamel and semi-precious stones. | Judith Hoffman - Now she is the moon, 2 x 4-1/4 x 1/2 inches. Silver, brass, copper, fabricated brooch. | |
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| Susie Hojel - Pearls with 22 K gold granulated clasp. | Maria-Tina Karamanlakis - 22karat gold and turquoise cuff links. | |
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| Kimberly Keyworth - "Yellow Paintbrush" Brooch; fabricated sterling silver and 22 karat gold with torch-fired enamel, 2-1/4" x 2-1/4", 2004. | Stacey Lamothe - Tiny House pendant made of copper, and sterling. Back reads: There's no place like home and has a tiny compass built in. 1 1/2"x 3/4" pendant size. | |
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| Kim Eric Lilot - "A Beautiful Ending" is made with 24,18 and 14k white, yellow, green and red golds with a Lentoid clasp. | Deborah Lozier - Jewelry and art objects torch enameled on copper. | |
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| Laurie Marson - Bottled Spirit II - 7" x 7" x 3" Sterling silver & rutilated quartz, 2003. | Kelly Nederman - Double Pendant #27FE04 | |
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| Emiko Oye -The Queen Margherita - neckpiece converts into 3 bracelets, 2 necklaces, one brooch. Used & new LEGO®, coated copper wire, rubber cording, glue, sterling silver, steel. Open, 19.75” L closed x 5/8-8.5” W x 0.5-1.75” D. 2007 | Suzanne Pugh - "Aluminaut"- fabricated pewter, stainless steel, sterling, fabric, rubber; 14"x9"x7", 2007. | |
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| Kent Raible Jewelry - The Cosmic Clam ring - This piece was created in 2006 for the "Secret Treasure" collection of the AJDC and is featured in the book 'BRILLIANCE' being released in July 2008. | merry renk - Founding member of the Metal Arts Guild. | |
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| Florence Resnikoff - Founding member and past President. Geometric Pin - 24kt gold on Fine Silver, using Keum Boo technique 14kt gold Fabricated, Jade, Citrine. 3 1/2" x 2". | Marleen Seckendorf - Silver jewelry reflecting her love of nature. Marleen also works for a production jeweler. She is currently living in Denver, Colorado. | |
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| Jim Slaughter - "Vintage Electroform Lamp. A lot of metal and a bit of glass." | Edith Schneider - Lentil and Lentil IN and OUT Rings | |
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| Edith Sommer - Pendant etched, sterling silver/copper bi-metal. 3.5" wide 4" high. | Julia Turner - Past President - Pendant, ebony and 24k gold, 3/4 in x 3/4 in x 3/4 in. Julia teaches at Revere Academy. | |
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| Shahasp Valentine - Precious metal clay jewelry artist. "Organic Ring #21," from the Organic Series of Naturally Inspired forms, fine silver and pearl, one of a kind, and was featured on the cover of AJM July 2002. | Roberta Weisenburg - "Urban Ice Series" A group of necklaces, bracelets and earrings that were made from recycled Muni bus shelter glass and sterling silver. | |
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| Ahna V. White | WILLY Jewelry - "eco-tech" jewelry. Recycled in Silicon Valley from surplus materials commonly found in computers, pda's and cell phones. Fine steel mesh, sterling and freshwater pearls. | |
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| Carol Windsor - Jewelry including carved wood and enamel. | ||
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| Carrie Adell | Helen S-French - Taught at Studio One, Oakland, and other places. Known for her jewelry in fine silver. | |
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| Carl Jennings - Scored Raised Vessel Stecatti .Founding member of the Metal Arts Guild. | Margaret de Patta - Founding member of the Metal Arts Guild. Her work can be seen in the Oakland Museum's permanent collection. | |
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| Bob Winston - Founding member of the Metal Arts Guild. The father of modern lost wax casting. | ||
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