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Thread: Goldsmith, Silversmith, Jeweller. What are YOU???

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    Great idea. Will you make the winning design for us?

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    I'll make all of them if I like them !! Helps ME out anyway

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    Ok, I think Artisan Jeweller sounds good for business (website/cards etc) but for anyone who asks e.g. hairdresser etc I think I'll still say silversmith even though I don't make knives and forks, it just seems to be understood by the general public (i.e. people who don't read the dictionary) what I do

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    Yes that's what I normally say too.

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    Never really called myself anything. Although I have been descibed as a Viking Silversmith and Artisan is often used by others to describe me, so this is probably what I will use.

    My slogan is always

    Handmade Jewellery Inspired by Time

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    were all inspired by time ......

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    I'm quite inspired by Majoram....
    The "slogan" I use in my website is "Jewellery Created by Hand & Heart"
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    I am Jewellery Repairer but some have called me a jeweller/jobber/Goldsmith/jack of all trades.

    I see day in and day out, the best and worst of manufactured and designed jewellery that comes through my hands. It is far harder to repair a badly designed piece than to make it from scratch. Attention is not paid to how elements of a finished piece interact and wear or fatigue other elements to make certain future failure and shorten the life of the item.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JasonJohn View Post
    I am rather fond also of the term Silversmith although I wouldn't class myself as one yet, maybe in 3 or 4 years or so when properly experienced.

    At present I am a hobbyist silversmith.
    I like that term
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    No idea what I should call myself.. I make lampwork beads, turn them into jewellery using sterling and fine silver, make my own earwires, headpins, clasps and stuff.... dunno what I am.. jack of all trades - master of none

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