Christopher Taylor Timberlake Fine Art Jewelry

This ring was hand-fabricated from silver, nickel, copper and brass sheet metal.  The Mokumé was kiln-fused and then hand etched and carved to create the pattern.  Jet (hard bituminous coal) from Russia was inlaid in a channel in the middle of the ring and is a continuous band around the full circumference of the ring.

Hand-fabricated sterling silver ring (size '8') featuring a 5.65 carat blue Peruvian opal cushion-cut cabochon set in 18 karat yellow gold. The star pattern taken directly from radio-telescope images is etched into the shank of the ring and is electro-plated in 18 karat yellow gold as well. The ring is approximately 13-15mm wide.

This ring was made by first casting silver into cuttlefish bone and then hammered and cut to produce a design that is asymmetrical. The ring can be rotated on the finger to produce a different aesthetic in 360 degrees.

This bracelet was designed by Katie Hogan and executed by me. Hand-milled silver wire was forged, twisted and fused to produce this cuff bracelet. Four granules of 14kt gold were soldered to the bracelet as accents. I cut the iron tiger-eye cabochon from rough originating in Australia.