Sphene, Tourmaline, and Diamond Cluster Pendant in Mixed Metal
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This wonderful pendant features an array of entrancing stones. The large teardrop is sphene (or titanite) in a pretty chartreuse (with orange/yellow undertones). It sits upon a lovely rose cut blue tourmaline and is buttressed by three twinkling diamonds. All of these elements work together harmoniously for a unique yet cohesive necklace.
22k & 18k yellow gold, sterling silver
Sphene 9mm x 11mm (3/8" x 7/16")
Tourmaline 4mm (1/8") in diameter
Diamonds 2mm (1/16") in diameter
Pendant is 10mm x 25mm (3/8" x 1")
Stainless steel chain is adjustable (17" & 20")
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About Sam Woehrmann
With a lifelong intrigue of gemstones and an interest in mathematics, Sam was lured into the metal arts. Learning to manipulate metal and work with stones has led his work into what it is today. He finds not only the amazing colors gems produce, but also their raw crystal structures, intriguing. The use of this and different color combinations of metal alloys lets him explore designs in shape as well as depths along another plane of vision.
Being influenced by Earth’s creations and urban backdrops gives his work a strong geometric and industrial look. His jewelry training comes from numerous schools and a multitude of instructors from around the world. Having worked in the studios of two accomplished goldsmiths also molded his work into the style he presents today. He lives and works out of the Castro District of San Francisco.
About Sam Woehrmann
With a lifelong intrigue of gemstones and an interest in mathematics, Sam was lured into the metal arts. Learning to manipulate metal and work with stones has led his work into what it is today. He finds not only the amazing colors gems produce, but also their raw crystal structures, intriguing. The use of this and different color combinations of metal alloys lets him explore designs in shape as well as depths along another plane of vision.
Being influenced by Earth’s creations and urban backdrops gives his work a strong geometric and industrial look. His jewelry training comes from numerous schools and a multitude of instructors from around the world. Having worked in the studios of two accomplished goldsmiths also molded his work into the style he presents today. He lives and works out of the Castro District of San Francisco.