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Our first project during my second year at KIAD was production jewellery, which meant we all were thrown into wax carving. I created a set called 3x3, containing 9 different rings, slightly different in terms of colour, finish and content of gemstones.
DIA MIRZA Actress with Shantibhai Patel Visited Gem & Jewellery Trade Council of Indian GJTCI Stall and watch all the Handmade Jewellery made in Gujarat Dia Mirza also Give her Best wishes to GJTCI President Shantibhai Patel
URBANBAKE - recycled urban stories
Designed by Şebnem Gemalmaz
Photography by Dilek Öztürk
Model: Serpil Erden
DIA MIRZA Actress with Shantibhai Patel Visited Gem & Jewellery Trade Council of Indian GJTCI Stall and watch all the Handmade Jewellery made in Gujarat Dia Mirza also Give her Best wishes to GJTCI President Shantibhai Patel
"The business aspect, I could honestly do without. I'm definitely one of those typical designers that doesn't want it and needs someone to actually help me. I do it, for sure.
The selling part's the other part I hate doing, too. I have to go to shows and stuff like that, and it's weird. People would never really necessarily think that about me because I'm pretty social and, you know, I like talking to people, but I'd rather talk to people about where they're from or how their family life was when they were growing up. That's the kind of conversations I like having. I don't necessarily like saying, 'Hey, don't you like this? It'll go with every outfit, you know?' That's not really my thing." - Chris Habana, jewellery designer (NYC)
Walk in with style wearing our one shoulder gold Victorian style gown. Embellished with customized, intricately layered flowers, highlighted with a sprinkle of crystals and a delicate long veil, this stunner is surely the jaw-dropper of your party.
Before enrolling at the Kent Institute of Art and design in Rochester, Kent, UK, we were sent our first brief in the mail. I had avoided all things Star Wars for over 21 years and of course my new found passion that I was going to attempt make a profession asks me to design a drinking vessel that isn't sales merchandise for the recent new Star Wars movie, but a goblet that could be used in the movie during a specific scene.
Rosewood base with silver plated hand raised gilding metal bowl and lathe turned brass spike soldered to the bowl.
These rings were part of the business study project we had to complete and work out costs of having items mass produced.
I created velocity rings with one, two and three steel ball bearings inside of them.
I cut the prototype's in aluminium on a milling machine and had the following pieces (six of them) cut in steel by a milling company. The sides mirror each other and were screwed together with the ball bearings inside.
URBANBAKE - recycled urban stories
Designed by Şebnem Gemalmaz
Photography by Dilek Öztürk
Model: Serpil Erden
Handmade Bracelet & Earring Set Available at my Facebook page check out my profile for the link to visit my page.
The velocity rings can also be worn as playful pendants on a simple fabric or leather cord. They act as gadget to pass time with with the loosely moving balls inside.