Recent Work

Recent Work

• Mahakal bracelet — perspective — The same bracelet in perspective, with the stone seats and the openable hinge in place.
• Floral halo ring — Top, perspective and front views of a cluster ring in Rhino — the stone seats and prongs modelled in.
• Sapphire bangle — gold — An openable bangle with an oval centre stone and pear-shaped side stones, rendered in yellow gold.
• Mahakal bracelet — top view — A gents’ bracelet with an Om, a damru bead, rudraksha beads and the word Mahakal in Devanagari.
• Sapphire bangle — white metal — The same bangle rendered in a white metal, with the pavé picked out in pale blue.
• Stone map — Sizes and counts for every stone in the bangle — what the setter and the buyer both sign off on.
• Bangle — setting model — The working model, before rendering: every seat, prong and hinge as the printer will see it.
• Mahakal bracelet — cast in gold — The finished piece: gold, rudraksha beads and red stones exactly where the file put them.
• Cluster stud — A pavé cluster stud with a swirling double halo, as cast and set.
• Cluster stud — in hand — The same stud in the hand, for scale.
• A full build plate — Earring tops, flowers, settings and three large lattice sections, still on the plate with the resin wet on them.
• Purple wax on the build plate — Rows of purple wax rings on the build plate, still standing in their white support, with a plate of red wax beside them.
• Necklace set — printed — A necklace in openwork sections, its centre drop crowned with two peacocks, and the pair of earrings that goes with it.
• Red wax rings, close up — Crossover bands, small floral heads and pavé shanks, packed close in rows.
• Curb chain and lock clasp — Five curb-chain sections in red wax, printed with every link in place on their frames, and the parts of a lock clasp beside them.
• Chains and bracelets in red wax — Curb chains and bracelet sections in red wax, each held on its own frame, laid out on tissue.
• Laid out in the slicer — Lattice sections arranged on the build plate before printing: 0.05 mm layers, just under an hour on the printer.
• Red wax on the build plate — A red wax build seen from the side: its frames and border wall standing in white support on the plate.
• Pear filigree — A pear-shaped filigree piece with a pear setting for its stone, beside the micro-motor on the bench.
• Purple wax rings, packed in cotton — Four rows of purple wax rings laid on cotton in a black tray, with more cotton in hand to cover them.
• Rings by the dish — A dish of ring prints — plain bands, pavé shanks and patterned rings — on the studio scale.
• Curb links on their frames — Curb links in red wax, each chain held on its frame with its length and weight marked on it.
• Floral motifs in cotton — Two trays of small flower motifs in purple wax, laid in cotton to protect the petals.
• Red wax rings by the tray — Pavé bands, hearts and crossover rings in red wax, in rows on cotton.
• Halo settings and rings — Round halo settings with their prongs, and pavé rings, cleaned and off their supports.
• Purple wax rings by the tray — Lattice shanks, floral heads and plain bands in purple wax, in rows on cotton.
• Prints in the sieve — Two leafy filigree pieces and a batch of prong-set rings in red wax, with the designer at the mouse behind them.
• A tray of red wax rings — A full tray of red wax rings on cotton.
• Filigree sections, off the plate — Rope-twist scrollwork round an oval setting, the support rafts still underneath.
• Purple wax — lattice shanks — Rings with openwork lattice shanks and flower heads, standing in rows.
• Resin prints — Floral and lattice motifs straight off the printer.
• Red wax rings in rows — Four rows of red wax rings: twists, hearts and pavé bands.
• Resin prints — detail — The lattice work, printed at the size it will be cast.
• A tray of purple wax rings — A full tray of purple wax rings on cotton.
• Designers at work — Two designers modelling in Rhino, a pavé pattern on one screen and a lattice on the other.
• Resin 3D printer — Where a file is proved: a model that prints clean here will cast clean.
• Dimensioned model — A pavé head in Rhino with its dimensions called out, in millimetres.
• Production 3D printer — The CAM side of the studio: models go from file to print to casting.
• At the CAD desk — Pattern work in progress.

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