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Student project
Ceramic jewelry
- Designer
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Eskil Ibrahim Dahlgaard
- Education
- Bachelor
- Skill
- Accessory Design
- Year
- 2023
- Collaboration partners
- MONIES
Background
"As a jewelry designer, my goal is often to create something that the individual will appreciate enough to keep and maintain, so that the piece of jewelry can have the highest possible value throughout its lifetime."
Ceramic jewelry
Fragments of precious stones are given new life in these pieces of jewellery, which draw inspiration from natural crystal formations. The designer wants to bring new life to the precious stones, and at the same time let the form of the jewellery reflect the origin of the material. The gemstones are not set in precious metals, rather, for this jewelry project the accessory designer has experimented with ceramic techniques. The gemstone fragments in the ceramic jewellery come from the jewellery production at the Danish company MONIES.
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