We are classically trained and create meticulously crafted, highly collectible heirloom quality mokume gane jewelry & high art. Every piece is made by hand in our Warren, RI studio and is inspired by nature and the working the human heart. Our fine jewelry is 100% ethically sourced. We use only the finest mine free gold, responsibly sourced stones, and re-purposed gems and metals.
Services
A rotating selection of work by both Susan and Arn is available for purchase by appointment from our Warren, Rhode Island studio.
We welcome consultations for a customized or commissioned piece.
Please contact us to see what is currently available in our studio or to schedule a consultation.
Arn is available for in-person design work and consultation at our Warren, Rhode Island studio from Mon-Fri 10-5.
Hand sketches are performed on-site.
Susan's sculpture and jewelry is available for purchase by appointment from our Warren, RI studio.
We welcome consultations for a customized or commissioned piece.
Please contact us to see what is currently available in our studio or to schedule a consultation.
Arn is available for in-person design work and consultation at our Warren, Rhode Island studio from Mon-Fri 10-5.
Hand sketches are performed on-site.
Susan's sculpture and jewelry is available for purchase by appointment from our Warren, RI studio.
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Arn is incredibly gifted and Jackie has been a true joy to work with and made this whole process one of the easiest and one of my most favorite of our wedding planning.
Your words inspire us and we are so grateful to our happy customers for choosing us in these important moments in life.
We would love to hear your voice.
Please tell us about your experience!
I wanted to reach out and tell you how much we both absolutely LOVE his wedding ring!
We are so thrilled and could not be happier with how it turned out!
Just incredible.
Arn is incredibly gifted and Jackie has been a true joy to work with and made this whole process one of the easiest and one of my most favorite of our wedding planning.
Mokume gane is an ancient Japanese metalworking technique that involves fusing alternating layers of precious metals.
Mokume gane roughly translates to "wood eye metal."
The patterns of the metal resemble the patterns seen in woodgrain.
After the metal is fused and flattened, patterns are created by artistically and skillfully carving away the top layers of metal to reveal the underlying layers.
Arn is inspired by topography and geology and grew up hiking and skiing in the canyons and valleys of Colorado and he brings this to his mokume work.
Mokume gane roughly translates to "wood eye metal."
The patterns of the metal resemble the patterns seen in woodgrain.
After the metal is fused and flattened, patterns are created by artistically and skillfully carving away the top layers of metal to reveal the underlying layers.
Arn is inspired by topography and geology and grew up hiking and skiing in the canyons and valleys of Colorado and he brings this to his mokume work.
Pronounced (mow-koo-may gone-ay) Mokume gane is an ancient metalworking technique in which layers of precious metal are fused together with heat and pressure, then twisted, carved, and forged to create beautiful organic patterns.
My mokume patterns are made in various combinations of yellow gold, red gold, white gold, silver, and palladium.
In my many years of making mokume, I've developed the skillset to make bands that resemble woodgrain, topographical canyons, oceanic waves, and other natural formations.
My mokume patterns are made in various combinations of yellow gold, red gold, white gold, silver, and palladium.
In my many years of making mokume, I've developed the skillset to make bands that resemble woodgrain, topographical canyons, oceanic waves, and other natural formations.
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