An assortment of creative projects designed and created by our Spring 2019 Senior Jewelry students. V.P. in Grade 11 wanted to try something a bit different, and riveted, shaped, and tempered the multi-layer flower pictured here. Also included are sweat-soldered projects, and a bestie puzzle pendant (one piece for each of six pals). Amazing work, everyone!
Gorgeous work by N.M. in Grade 12, including Christmas ornaments and some upcycled spoon jewellers saw window hangings. Wow!
WOW! Most of the work featured here was the first time students ever used a jeweller’s saw! Students choose an image, transfer it to metal, and cut it all out by hand. Some students chose to try their hand at sweat-soldering two pieces together. Incredible work, everyone!
A few of the stunning, detailed pieces completed by students this year. These projects combine all skills learned in Jewelry in the first term: sweat soldering, piercing, ringmaking, and sanding/polishing.
Awesome creative project work by K.M. (stormtrooper) and J.Z. (name plate – it reads her name either way you flip it) in Senior Jewelry. Check out the neat texturing on the nameplate background too!
That first one is just in time for May the 4th…
Another incredible jewelry saw piece by M.F.! Nickel silver and copper, carefully cut & sweat-soldered together. Desjardins would be proud.
Check out the fine and careful lines on this simple yet elegant brass ring by C.S. in Grade 11: very impressive! Great gift for a friend :).
Inspiring work by L.B., G.S., & T.G.! Lots of time and care spent on these beauties.
Fantastic saw work by D.B. in Grade 11! Way to combine our cutting, soldering, and ring-making practise into one beautiful piece.
Mind-blowing work by Grade 12 student J.S.! It’s hard to capture how intricate the “invisibility ring” is. Very creative & inspiring!
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