18Karat Studio + Gallery: PICKING UP THE PIECES G I V E A W A Y

Wednesday, October 13, 2010

PICKING UP THE PIECES G I V E A W A Y

This month, 18Karat's blog turns two-years old and to celebrate, we are teaming up with a very talented Toronto designer and goldsmith - Eric Petersen - for a g-i-v-e-a-w-a-y!

We first met Eric earlier this year and were impressed by not only his jewellery collection, but also his determination and drive.

Titled Shattered Heart from the collection Picking Up the Pieces - a collection that explores how seemingly undesirable, unattractive, and even disposable items can be made beautiful. This collection features shards of glass from a broken window, transformed into a stunning focal point.

For a chance to win this handcrafted sterling silver and glass necklace, all you have to do is subscribe to our blog! Click 'Subscribe to 18Karat Goldsmiths and Designers' on the top right corner of your screen, and enter your email address. Make sure to respond to the verification message sent to your email - only verified entries will be accepted!

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Only one entry, per method of entry, per person will be accepted.
Deadline for entry is October 31st, 11.59pm.

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2 comments:

Anonymous said...: This comment has been removed by the author.; November 2, 2010 at 12:38 AM
Anonymous said...: The idea behind the necklace is breathtaking because the shards of glass can take on a lot of meanings. So, the beauty of this creation lies beyond what the eyes can see. Although I think the necklace is too long, the appeal is still there.

It amazes me to imagine all the things people can create with custom jewellery. I've been to several jewellery stores (Calgary), and I think that the custom designs displayed have meaning. I can somewhat see the mindset of the person who thought of the design, and that's why I'm fond of them.

I've ordered a couple of necklaces from jewellery stores in Calgary, and until now I'm happy with my purchase. I let my friends guess what's story behind the design and material I chose, and the fun starts there. Right now, for my next necklace, I'm thinking of a design that's related to Christmas but not limited to that season.; November 2, 2010 at 12:44 AM

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Our family business has been located in Toronto for two generations and has been located in the downtown core for the last 40 years. Beginning with their father, brothers Massimo and Dino Giannetti are continuing a legacy of fine Italian goldsmiting and jewellery design. We also support local up and coming artists through jewellery exhibitions - every month a young designer takes center stage in our shop. This is how we engage with and support Toronto's independent arts scene.

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Dino Giannetti – a master goldsmith – creates custom jewellery on site. Whether a unique engagement ring or breathing new life into an old treasure we specialize in creating jewellery to suit the needs and desires of our clients. We also offer expert jewellery and watch repairs, as well as appraisals.

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At 18Karat jewellery is about art – sculpted precious metals and stones - not just adornment. Diamonds, rubies, sapphires, emeralds, and unusual coloured gems are our specialty.