BIOGRAPHICal jewellery
In the 80's this Dutch artist became famous with jewellery made out of junk like necklaces made from square pieces which were cut out of plastic bags (bought by Rijksmuseum). I prefer this lucite work. Beppe told me she just sandpapered thick plates of perspex to get these magnifying 'crystals' (instead of making molds). L: Plenty of Nothing (elm seeds) M: World Traveler (airplanes and vapour trails) R: Glaciers are Not Forever, Monte Rosa Art Beppe Kessler
Wear the sea near you with this aquamarine. The stone in this tip-over-ring has one organically cut and one rough side. As a sucker for musical talent competitions, I picked this song with it. Material 18ct gold, aquamarine (cut by The Sprong, Soest) Price €1.150 Pams Lab has moved to: Sluistuinen, Helderseweg 85B, 1817 BJ Alkmaar, Netherlands
Casanova:“I put the shell to her mouth, I told her to suck in the liquid and keep the oyster between her lips. She performed the feat to the letter after laughing heartily, and I took the oyster by pressing my lips to hers with the greatest decency. She was delighted by the delicacy with which I took the […]
Dutch women, even the upper class, do hardly wear any jewellery. And if they do they often buy the cheaper brass and silver stuff. I design and make complex pieces of jewellery, mostly made of 18ct gold. Now I’m on a quest for cheaper jewellery (€100 – €200) – especially for the new collection I was […]