J.L. in Grade 12 re-cast these beautiful matching gold pendants from a family heirloom: one for herself, her sister, and her mom. A great example of how significant & timeless jewelry-making can be. Great work, and good luck on your welding ACE-IT program, J.L.!
Grade 12 student J.L. crafted this gorgeous sterling silver twig ring as a self-directed project. Leaf shape was cut out of sheet metal, branches and vines cut and soldered out of wire. Incredible work!
Grade 12 student T.C. made this beautiful bracelet as a self-directed project. Sweat-soldered moon shape, textured band…this is some great work!
Super Mario pendant hand-cut by M.S. in Grade 10, steel-tempered pendant colored and engraved by C.P. in Grade 9, and stained glass earrings made by C.H. in Grade 9.
Check out these unique pieces by Grade 9 & 10 students! Fantastic work, folks!
Wow! Some incredible belt buckles came out of the Highland Jewelry shop this year. Featured here are pieces by R.P., D.G., B.G., T.G., and E.H. Love that textured copper on the bear claw and the tree, and the buffing/brushed finishing job on the “Hoonigan” buckle.
S.B. in Grade 9 hand-turned this bowl on the wood lathe as a gorgeous Christmas gift this year. Fantastic work!
Self-directed pieces by M.F. and T.G. in Grade 12. Pieces are uniquely designed, cut out by hand, and soldered to contrasting metals by “sweat-soldering”.
Sterling bald eagle ring, and custom-carved brass axe, both cast and created by Grade 12 student D.H. Nice work!
A few wood lathe projects from last Spring, made by some of our keener Grade 8 students! First photo is a foot massager made as an early Mother’s Day gift by S.B., and the stylish fish-bonker was made by C.H. for a Father’s Day present (wood-burning and design all done by hand). Great work, folks!
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