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DAMASCUS CUFF BRACELET CB8-ST
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DAMASCUS STEEL CUFF BRACELET
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DAMASCUS STEEL CUFF BRACELETS
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WIDE BRACELET – CB25-CBB
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THICK MOKUME CUFF BRACELET-CB25
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MOKUME CUFF BRACELET 20mm WIDE – CB5
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DAMASCUS CUFF BRACELETS
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WIDE DAMASCUS CUFF BRACELETS
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WIDE MOKUME CUFF BRACELET – CB5
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James Binnion Metal Arts, LLC

21 hours ago

Throwback Thursday! From 2007. Custom designed ring with client's yellow trillion diamond (6.10mmX5.97mmX3.93mm) set in a platinum bezel setting with 18K yellow gold ball accents. Mokume of 18K yellow gold, 14K palladium white gold, 14K red gold and sterling silver. Great style for a large diamond! ... See MoreSee Less

Throwback Thursday! From 2007. Custom designed ring with clients yellow trillion diamond (6.10mmX5.97mmX3.93mm) set in a platinum bezel setting with 18K yellow gold ball accents. Mokume of 18K yellow gold, 14K palladium white gold, 14K red gold and sterling silver. Great style for a large diamond!

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spectacular!

James Binnion Metal Arts, LLC

2 days ago

It's difficult to believe it's been 2 years since Jim has been able to teach a mokume class. Jim and Chris Ploof taught at New Approach School for Jewelers in TN in October 2019. COVID then put a stop on teaching in 2020/2021. Fingers crossed 2022 allows for more great mokume classes! Let us know if you want information on future mokume classes. ... See MoreSee Less

Its difficult to believe its been 2 years since Jim has been able to teach a mokume class. Jim and Chris Ploof taught at New Approach School for Jewelers in TN in October 2019. COVID then put a stop on teaching in 2020/2021. Fingers crossed 2022 allows for more great mokume classes! Let us know if you want information on future mokume classes.

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I hope so, I was planning on attending the spring class that year.

Yes, please!

James Binnion Metal Arts, LLC

3 days ago

Gemstone Tuesday. October's modern birthstone is tourmaline. Tourmaline comes in a range of colors. Some of the most popular are pink and red rubellites, emerald green "chrome" tourmalines, neon green and blue-to-violet "paraiba" tourmalines. Besides being one of October's birthstone it is also the gemstone to celebrate 8th wedding anniversaries. It is 7 to 7.5 on the Mohs hardness scale. Color is one of the prime factors affecting price. The most desirable are those with highly saturated color without black areas...though preference is really a personal choice. A client celebrated their 10th wedding anniversary by having us make his wife this mokume pendant with a Pixel Cut tourmaline. ... See MoreSee Less

Gemstone Tuesday. Octobers modern birthstone is tourmaline. Tourmaline comes in a range of colors. Some of the most popular are pink and red rubellites, emerald green chrome tourmalines, neon green and blue-to-violet paraiba tourmalines. Besides being one of Octobers birthstone it is also the gemstone to celebrate 8th wedding anniversaries. It is 7 to 7.5 on the Mohs hardness scale. Color is one of the prime factors affecting price. The most desirable are those with highly saturated color without black areas...though preference is really a personal choice. A client celebrated their 10th wedding anniversary by having us make his wife this mokume pendant with a Pixel Cut tourmaline.

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❤️❤️❤️❤️one of my favorite stones Beautiful piece

Nice!

Unique

James Binnion Metal Arts, LLC

1 week ago

Gemstone Tuesday. Opal is the traditional birthstone for October. Since it is only 5 to 6.5 on the Mohs hardness scale it is not recommended as a center stone for a ring worn daily/frequently. Precious opals have incredible color combinations. Red, orange, yellow, blue and green are the main colors seen in different opals. If you wish to have opal in a ring and plan to wear frequently an inlay of opal may be a better option than a center stone. A client had an an idea for a ring utilizing inlay of opal. ... See MoreSee Less

Gemstone Tuesday. Opal is the traditional birthstone for October. Since it is only 5 to 6.5 on the Mohs hardness scale it is not recommended as a center stone for a ring worn daily/frequently. Precious opals have incredible color combinations. Red, orange, yellow, blue and green are the main colors seen in different opals. If you wish to have opal in a ring and plan to wear frequently an inlay of opal may be a better option than a center stone. A client had an an idea for a ring utilizing inlay of opal.

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Wow! What a beauty!!😍

You made our wedding bands 22 years ago. We’ve received many compliments about their uniqueness.

Very special, but also very delicate. Opals are soft and crack easily compared to most other gemstones, unless enhanced with other materials. But then some people can probably afford another ring when the first becomes chipped.

too much

Gorgeous

Stunning!

Beautiful

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James Binnion Metal Arts, LLC

2 weeks ago

Happy Friday Everyone! Just a question to start the weekend. Both these rings are in our "A" metal combination of 18K yellow gold, 14K palladium white gold, 14K red gold and sterling silver and are etched. Which do you prefer: domed or flat on the outside of the ring? ... See MoreSee Less

Happy Friday Everyone! Just a question to start the weekend. Both these rings are in our A metal combination of 18K yellow gold, 14K palladium white gold, 14K red gold and sterling silver and are etched. Which do you prefer: domed or flat on the outside of the ring?

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Difficult to choose. For me, it might depend on which finger I would wear it

Domed! This is my exact wedding band that I lost 12 years ago : / Loved it!

Flat

B. Flat.

Domed

Domed

Hard to tell unless I see it on my finger.

domed

Domed

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