Jewelry making
Most of my jewelry is created using the lost-wax casting method. In this technique, I carve a wax model into the desired shape and then send it to a foundry. There, a hollow mold is created from the wax model, into which the metal is later poured.
During this process, the wax melts away completely – hence the name “lost wax casting”.
My jewelry is created using the lost-wax casting process, a traditional technique of timeless precision. I begin with a hand-carved wax model that precisely depicts the desired shape. In the foundry, this is then used to create a hollow mold into which the precious metal flows. The wax melts completely during this process—hence the name 'lost wax casting'. This method allows me to transform the finest details and organic forms into lasting treasures.
