Jewelry

ABOUT NATASCHA'S JEWELRY

Elk stuk is handgemaakt door mij in mijn atelier. Ik werk alleen met edelmetalen en (half)edelstenen. De meeste stukken zijn gemaakt met behulp van verloren was gieten. Dit betekent dat de sieraden eerst in was worden gemaakt en daarna in zilver worden gegoten. Het 'verloren' betekent dat nadat het gieten is voltooid, het originele wasmodel verdwenen is.


Voor meer informatie over maatvoering, materiaal en verzending, lees mijn FAQ.


Ik neem momenteel geen bestellingen op maat aan.


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Every piece is handmade by me in my studio. I only work with precious metals and (semi-)precious stones. Most pieces are made using lost wax casting. This means the jewelry is made first in wax and then cast in silver. The 'lost' means that after the pouring is done, the original wax model is gone.


Fore more information about sizing, material and shipping, read my FAQ.


I currently don't take custom orders

NATASCHA'S MISSION

Mijn missie is om unieke sieraden te maken voor de alternatieve mensen met een donkere stijl. Mijn werk kan worden omschreven als: gothic, heksachtig en organisch. Ik hou ervan om natuurlijke elementen en verwijzingen naar leven en dood  te verwerken. Ik werk het liefst met mijn handen omdat het een onvolmaakt persoonlijk tintje aan mijn werk geeft. Organische vormen hebben meer karakter dan computergegenereerde perfectie.


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My mission is to create one of a kind jewelry for the alternative people with dark aesthetics. My work can be described as: gothic, witchy and organic. I love to incorporate natural elements and referals to life and death.
I prefer to work with my  hands because it gives an imperfect personal touch to my work. Organic forms have more character then computer generated perfection.

in the studio

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Casted jewelry
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Cutting off the pieces
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Fitting the stones
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Filing off the metal from the sprues
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Cleaning up
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Cleaning up
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Enlarging the bezels to fit the stone
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Cleaning and polishing
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Polishing
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Sawing
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Opening the jump ring
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Soldering
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Soldering
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Soldering
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Soldered
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Melting silver
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Melting silver
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Melting silver
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Rolling silver
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Making wire
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Making wire
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