18K Gold Aestivation Ruby Stack Rings |
Vietnam is also the birthplace of featured jewelry designer Yen Duong.
There is a science to jewelry making that for Duong involves
knowing how to manipulate metal into forms that move with the wearer and rests
comfortably against the skin.
For 18 years the London-based jeweler’s “uncompromising
passion for distinctive jewelry” has rendered collections inspired by the
complex world of molecules.
Using sterling or oxidized silver and 18-karat gold, Duong
creates choker necklaces with flowing silver wires or gold stacking rings peppered
by an askew cluster of tiny spheres. Her
precision-driven aesthetic is a captivating display of intricacy and delicacy.
“I am very sensitive to the malleability of the metals I use,” says Duong, “Movement and articulation are defining aspects of my brand, Yen Jewellery.
“I am very sensitive to the malleability of the metals I use,” says Duong, “Movement and articulation are defining aspects of my brand, Yen Jewellery.
Each piece is handmade and made up, in many cases, of hundreds of repetitive elements. In some designs, like the items from my Pebble range, there are an extensive number of soldered joints and silver grains to create the designs. I love to experiment and reinvent my work to maintain a freshness and energy.
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