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Double Crease Cuff

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Materials: anodized aluminum, fine silver
Dimensions: 2.5" x 1.75" x 2"

Fold formed aluminum sheet which I anodized and dyed myself with decorative rivets. 

Photo credit: Daniel Van Rossen

Mandy Allen
Mandy Allen, Metal Arts
Portland, Oregon. USA

I have always loved working with metal, but as a young student I found my jewelry designs to be lacking something. Luckily, I was studying with David LaPlantz, who taught me how to anodizing aluminum and when I could play with color and metal at the same time, I was hooked for good.

Anodizing is a specialized, process that allows me to permanently dye the metal a wide range of luminous colors.


Materials: anodized aluminum, fine silver
Dimensions: 2.5" x 1.75" x 2"

Fold formed aluminum sheet which I anodized and dyed myself with decorative rivets. 

Photo credit: Daniel Van Rossen

Mandy Allen
Mandy Allen, Metal Arts
Portland, Oregon. USA

I have always loved working with metal, but as a young student I found my jewelry designs to be lacking something. Luckily, I was studying with David LaPlantz, who taught me how to anodizing aluminum and when I could play with color and metal at the same time, I was hooked for good.

Anodizing is a specialized, process that allows me to permanently dye the metal a wide range of luminous colors.


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