Thursday, April 21, 2011

Jewelry For The Fighter: Fancy and Feminine Necklace For Ladies

Amber Liu (fx korean singer) as a weapon jewellery model 
Tough girls like to be pretty too, and one stylish yet freaky fashion accessory is actually multi-purposeful, with it weapon meet jewelry design. 
Yes, it's a silver, brass and copper material for necklace, but it incorporates an element of feminine flare with it's highly-polished finish and girly rose color. Okay, putting it in perspective, the girly brass are far too small to actually work in your personal defense, unless your intent is to defend yourself from a rabid squirrel, and that will only seem like a good idea on your walk home from a night out at the clubs after a few too many drinks!

All my work and designs are in the realm of recycled art the jewellery and elements i create use readymade materials and waste. My jewellery is based on used original bottled caps which reach me from various independent sources. None of the original bottle caps logos or graphics had been reproduced. All trademarks displayed in this website are owned by their respective owners.

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Exhibition

Source: http://artgallery.uitm.edu.my/the-collections/permanent-collection/image/104-aeisyah-binti-idris.html




Tuesday, March 8, 2011

Multifunctional neckpiece/choker/necklace design-1ST MIJF JEWELLERY DESIGN AWARDS 2011 (design competition)

The design inspired by hibiscus's petals and stigma that is our national flower that created special for our future generation because the design is sustainable, liked old Malay proverb says " Takkan Melayu Hilang Didunia". It can be multifunctional design which is can be  either neckpiece, choker and necklace for the wearer that enchanting the jewellery with the cabochon ruby and gemstones that make it looked luxurious. Refinement the design which is developing and styling the petals and stigma parts at the center head which is main part to make it more exposed than the rest of body parts. 

Brooch Design-1ST MIJF JEWELLERY DESIGN AWARDS 2011 (design competition)

Hibiscus flower is the inspiration of this brooch design. Developed, refined and stylized the hibiscus's petals and stigma part make it looked like modern contemporary as well. Adding the value to the design which is enchant with the colourful gemstones and cabochon ruby that make it precious and will make especially the collector to collect this jewellery design to keep it as their own collection for value property to their family.

Thursday, February 17, 2011

Multipurpose container


Doing some design refinement on this design that integrate with recycle materials like crown caps/aluminium bottle caps that have been chosen whereas urban phenomena of crisis produce conflicts that must be studied with new criteria,using new tools and providing new approaches to create a potential design in market.

All my work and designs are in the realm of recycled art that is sustainable and elements i create use readymade materials and waste. My wares that is multipurpose container based on used original bottled caps which reach me from various independent sources. None of the original bottle caps logos or graphics had been reproduced. All trademarks displayed in this website are owned by their respective owners.

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Monday, February 14, 2011

Why you should Research Jewellery online but Buy in Store

Online shopping can be a great time-saver and a good way to find and buy many different products, but some things are still best bought in the traditional way by visiting a store in person. One of these is jewellery.


A piece of fine jewellery shouldn't be an impulse buy based only on a photo on a website. You need to give yourself the time and opportunity to thoroughly examine a ring or necklace that has caught your eye, compare it with others, try it on, and ask questions before making the final decision to buy.


This doesn't mean that the Internet isn't a useful resource when you want to buy some jewellery, either for yourself or as a gift. Firstly, you can use it to look for inspiration, research the latest jewellery trends, decide which precious metals or gemstones you like best, and perhaps get an idea of the type of pieces that might be available within your budget.


When you are ready to buy, you can do another online search to find a local jewellery shop that might be the best place to begin looking for that perfect piece of jewellery. A professional jeweller's website should give you a good idea of.


    * Their reputation. How long has the business been established? Is it a member of any respected trade organisations such as the National Association of Goldsmiths or the Institute of Registered Valuers?
    * Their expertise. Are all their staff well trained? Are some qualified in specialist areas of jewellery making and repair?
    * The kind of stock they carry. If you are interested in buying gold jewellery you'll be wasting your time visiting a shop that only sells silver items. Do they stock jewellery made by well-known designers? Do they make their own high quality jewellery and accept commissions for one-off pieces if you want something that's truly unique?
    * After sales service. Can they undertake repairs and alterations in-house? Are they able to provide insurance valuations and give advice on caring for your jewellery?


Buying a special piece of jewellery from friendly and knowledgeable staff in a bricks-and-mortar shop is an enjoyable and satisfying experience. When you buy online there's always an anxious wait while you hope that the item you've ordered will be as attractive as it looked in the photo, it won't get lost or damaged in the post, and the correct amount has been deducted from your bank account. Researching online but buying in store gives you the best of both worlds.


EK Jewellers is a friendly, local Essex jewellers serving customers throughout Hainault, Ilford, Redbridge, Havering, Woodford and surrounding areas as well as London. As a family run business established for over 36 years, we have developed a strong reputation for quality of workmanship.

Credit: Gems Jewelry
Source: http://www.gemsuncovered.com

Saturday, November 20, 2010

LED Candle Mini Design

Gold LED Candle Mini

Silver LED Candle Mini

Copper LED Candle Mini

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Product: LED Candle Mini
Material: Copper and Philips LED Candle Mini
International client: Southern Pottery (M) Sdn. Bhd.
Concept: Modern Contemporary

Mushroom Mentol Lamp Design

Proposal Design 1
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Proposal Design 2
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