Reticulation is a heating process that creates ridges and waves on the surface of the metal. Barbara McLaughlin “creates her jewelry one piece at a time using traditional techniques. Focal gemstones are cut specifically for each design. Pieces of 80/20, a specific silver alloy are reticulated, yielding a random range of textures.” The results of reticulation are organic, serendipitous…and addictive.
Making Waves
September 22, 2011 by laurie
Posted in art, Design, jewelry | Tagged barbara mclaughlin, contemporary, Design, fashion, inspiration, jewelry, laurie prophater, metal, ornamental elements, polymer clay, reticulation | Leave a Comment
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