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    Hmmm yes perhaps I should have been more careful in my expression of that :0)

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    Quote Originally Posted by caroleallen View Post
    I always test drive my jewellery. Don't wear anyone else's.
    you don't cast yearnful eyes on the work of others and want to wear it?

    Quote Originally Posted by Moon Cottage View Post
    Nah, Mr Moon Cottage couldn't give a toss! I have 'Mrs Moon Cottage' written through me like a stick of Blackpool rock, wedding ring or no wedding ring ;-)

    Do I lust over other's work. Yes, but for me I think it's more of an acquisition thing - I'd wear it to death for a week or so then it too would get left on the bathroom shelf
    I don't think that for me it's about possession, it's more that I seldom see anything I really like and when I do, I think I'd like to wear that!

    and I have Mr Medusa's prints on my neck at all times, which are far more meaningful than a ring, so I don't get why he gets wierd about me not wearing it, but he does.

    Quote Originally Posted by Kwant View Post
    I wear a couple of diamond rings and a sapphire pendant with my monogram on it, and never anything else. I like a lot of the things I make too but as the pieces I wear were given to me I would feel disloyal taking them off and cannot wear them all at once :0) as to the work of other folk, I see many things I like and would wear but then it would be rather a case of coals to Newcastle.
    that's why I always wear my tiffany cuff. it's outragous status bling, but it was a graduation present from my parents.

    I suppose for those of you who are very accomplished, if you see something you really like, you could always re-create something similar for yourself. But I think even if I were that good, I'd want the original.

    and you can all blame Denis for this thread. It was inspired by seeing Anastasia Young's work.

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    Quote Originally Posted by medusa View Post
    I suppose for those of you who are very accomplished, if you see something you really like, you could always re-create something similar for yourself. But I think even if I were that good, I'd want the original.
    Possibly you could recreate it, but you'd always know it was a copy. If the design's that interesting, get the original if possible.
    I've been making some open copper spheres which are pretty much inspired by David Huang; now, I'm messing with trying to get the chasing to be something of my own, rather than ending up with something looking like a copy.

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    yeah, that's the thing, isn't it? That said, I saw a necklace recently which has a fabulous idea behind it and I kicked myself for not thinking of it first. I wouldn't want one of the originals in that instance, because I think I could do a much, much better one-off version (they are cast in multiples with two designs to chose from).

    Though I shouldn't be too prissy about it. I manage to make a bit of dosh doing reproduction art nouveau stuff.

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