San Francisco jewelry designer John S. Brana talks about three jewelry collections: SoMa – A collection of contemporary jewelry handmade in 14K Gold, 18K Gold, and Nu Gold metal.
Handmade jewelry is more than just a trend. It is an opportunity for customers to wear a one-of-a-kind piece that suits their individual style and personality. Many great accessories have come from handmade artists, from beaded bracelets to wired necklaces. Always choose quality over quantity every time when shopping for handmade jewelry.
Purchasing a smaller, well-made piece is much better than buying a larger, poorer quality item for the same price. Speaking of price, those on a budget simply need to remember that good handmade jewelry is not always expensive. It is the quality and look that truly counts, not the amount paid.
Not only does Corrugated Copper Jewelry offer you a distinctive geometric look, corrugation also adds another dimension of unique embellishment to your wardrobe. The warm look of copper and surface texture, unique only to this design, will capture your imagination and set you apart from the crowd!
Corrugated Copper provides a beautiful style element that creates a fashionable bled of modern design and texture that is right on trend, giving your outfit a boost of shimmer and shine with its ribbed pattern and unique concave design. Welcome this bold versatility to your jewelry collection and reclaim your diva crown!
San Francisco jewelry designer John S. Brana introduces his new patinated handmade copper jewelry collection Muir Woods that premiers at Bloomingdale’s – Stanford, October 3rd & 4th from noon to 5 p.m. – Palo Alto, CA.
Patination, or chemical coloring is an art that encompasses both craftsmanship and experience. Coloring strategies of copper depend upon time, temperature level, area preparation, moisture and various other variables. Pre-patinated copper sheets are generated by makers under controlled environments utilizing patented chemical procedures. Environment-friendly patina finishes are mainly developed using acid chloride or acid sulfate. Treatment solutions with ammonium chloride (sal ammoniac), cuprous chloride/hydrochloric acid, and ammonium sulfate are somewhat successful.
As in the jewelry featured in the above video, surfaces can be produced in light, medium, and dark brown shades, along with greens and blues, relying primarily on number of tinting applications and chemicals used.
See one-of-a-kind copper earrings in a variety of earth-tone colors, including hand-sculpted bronze tree-branch rings set with semi-precious faceted colored gemstones.