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Lori Gottlieb has some new work that I am really impressed with.  She is expanding on her Curly Bark line and the textures bring to life a woodland feel.  She uses 22k bimetal in her designs and it gives her work a rich look at a fraction of the cost of gold.  I have posted some photos below.

 

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Hratch Babikian has surely outdone himself with his new Sea Urchin Necklace.  Made from sterling silver and garnet gemstones this piece is perfection.  Priced at $6600 this may well be out of the price range of some folks but if you can afford it, it is definitely a great addition to your collection.

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Congratulations to "rritacco". The winner of a $50 gift certificate atwww.ArtJewelryOnline.com. Join our mailing list at http://dld.bz/az2s2 and enter to win a $100 gift certificate. Winner announced on December 5, 2011.

Fun affordable new mesh jewelry from Shana Kroiz.

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Jewelry from Recycled Street Signs by Boris Bally

Who would have thought the Department of Public Works would be the source of such striking and cutting edge jewelry and furniture art. Meet Boris Bally. His award-winning work is both witty and innovative employing the use of jeweler’s skills on non-precious materials. His current body of work transforms recycled street signs, weapon parts, and a wide variety of found materials into objects for reflection. These pieces celebrate raw American street-aesthetic in the form of objects,
often useful, for the home and the body.

Boris' work is a disciplined body of objects which vary from eccentric through formal to humorous; provoking thought and reflecting some of the distortions of our ordered world. His practice is a near transparent amalgam of the skills of an able industrial designer, a gifted craftsperson, a savvy business man, a discriminating sculptor, and a clever cultural critic. Bally is a working artist - someone who has integrated their studio practice, their means of monetary support, and his family into a seamless (sleepless?) lifestyle that is punctuated by the dissected remains of street signs. 

You may purchase his jewelry at http://artjewelryonline.com/borisbally.html and his furniture at Artful Home.