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Design Files - Pavé Diamond Setting
Like a million twinkling stars, pave diamond setting makes jewellery stand out. Pavé from the French word for paved or cobblestone, uses a technique where small diamonds are set very close together covering a surface, just like paving. The diamonds are held in place by small beads or 'grains' created from the metal around which the stone sits. The effect is dazzling and works in two ways- one to give the jeweller the ability to create very fluid and interesting designs as well as being able to create a piece of jewellery with huge impact, using small stones and therefore keeping costs down....
What's The Benefit Of Handmade Jewellery
The beauty of handmade jewellery is in the way it feels in your hand. Unlike mass produced cast jewellery, a handmade piece has a beautiful weight
Diamond Line/Tennis Bracelets
Line bracelets are a staple of a ladies jewellery wardrobe. These sinuous lines of diamonds or colour stones drape beautifully around the wrist and work well by themselves or with a wrist watch or in combinations of other bracelets. Perfect with jeans or an evening gown.
Remodelling Jewellery Melbourne
Jewellery is a perfect medium for upcycling and remodelling. Diamonds and stones don't loose there lustre.
History of the Cufflink Circa 1600 to Today
Like the early 20th century, cufflinks are available in an amazing array of materials and designs and have continued to be a very popular accessory for the modern man.