silver bracelet

ken dixon

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Here's a bracelet that I completed recently, I do mostly bright cut work and have been trying to broaden my horizons and try something new. Any comments or advice welcome. Ken
 

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eastslope

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Now that's cool! Someone would pay top dollar to put that around some lucky lady's wrist this Christmas. Cool, Seth
 

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Lovely!

The jeweler I do occasional work with would love to have that in his case.

And as Chris said, that design would lend itself well to a completely filligried look. In fact, I printed out a copy of the picture because I'm planning to do a bracelet like that and yours is a good example for me to refer to. I'm already modifying my ideas for mine a bit based on yours.

In some ways that's the problem with this place - it's so inspirational!
 

ken dixon

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Thanks for the compliments, the backgrounds not cut out though, I relieved and oxidized it so it looks black.

Roger, So far I haven't found the market for it, but I'm still looking. It may have to go into the wife's collection. Ken
 

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Ken,
That is very nice work. I'm like Steve. I will have to spend some time studying it. Thanks for shareing with us.

Stewart
 

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Ken
Very nice work and one heck of a good design. I think there is a market for this type of work even in our neck of the woods. One question would the outside edge catch on a woman's clothing? I am not the one
who thought of this my wife did. I like it but that would pose a problem unless you round the points so they
would not catch. Also I assume you cut the bracelet then cut out the outside with a jewelers saw.
Ross Parnell
 

ken dixon

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Ross,
The edge does not seem to be a problem, my wife has worn it without problem. I do cut it out after I engrave it, then I file it and polish and smooth the points. Ken
 

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