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    this is my second gold commission, and this one is at full rate, rather than a friends rate! It is set with aquamarines and diamonds between 1.9mm -2.00mm

    this was originally going to be using the customers own yellow ring, but we discussed the hallmarking loss on it and due to the sentimental value, decided to go with a 'replica'

    the design request is a thumb ring to include three rings, three stones in aquamarine and in diamond, and heart shaped vine/ivy

    I did really enjoy working with white gold. Melting a scrap ring and some wire to make a small sheet to cut out the 'leaves' was a great experience. Soldering was done with lots of blanking off. One white mount didn't fully take, or cope with the polishing stages - so a trip back to the soldering bench, half a bottle of tippex (little exaggeration!), as I was getting in a mess with rouge; and it was done. Off for it's hallmark tomorrow. Very excited. Customer is very happy.


    this is on my FB page, but wanted to share here too.


    so here it is in a collage

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    Wow! Beautiful beautiful work Wallace.

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    Nice! I I like the way the tree bands have space really compliments the rest of the design.

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    Quote Originally Posted by susieq View Post
    Wow! Beautiful beautiful work Wallace.
    thank you Susieq


    Quote Originally Posted by Kathryn Harrison View Post
    Nice! I I like the way the tree bands have space really compliments the rest of the design.

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    thank you Ryn - magic of superglue and binding wire! lol

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    Your work always looks top class to me!! This ring is really very pretty and I can see how much work there is in it.
    Sam.

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    Lovely work Wallace.

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    The Dragon wasn't sleeping on this one, she really came up with the goods. Fine piece of work. Dennis.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sammyjean View Post
    Your work always looks top class to me!! This ring is really very pretty and I can see how much work there is in it.
    Sam.
    Thank you Sam - many hours indeed. It was lovely and exciting to see it come together.

    Quote Originally Posted by caroleallen View Post
    Lovely work Wallace.
    thank you Carole x

    Quote Originally Posted by Dennis View Post
    The Dragon wasn't sleeping on this one, she really came up with the goods. Fine piece of work. Dennis.
    Aye, she is a canny Dragon Thank you for the compliment Dennis

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    Saw this on Facebook.....liked it then and really like it now!! Great work Wallace

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wallace View Post
    Very excited. Customer is very happy.
    I'm not surprised - that's a really stunning piece of work! It's a pity you can only post a picture and not pass it round hand to hand. I bet it's as good to touch and hold as it is to look at - I can imagine the wearer forever fiddling with it! Am I allowed to ask what carat golds you have used? Presumably one would always use the same carat when combining different colours?
    Alan

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