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Published: 2014-03-16 03:34:19 +0000 UTC; Views: 11888; Favourites: 1227; Downloads: 72
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Resin, gears, brass, coloured copper, swarovski crystal.ΒNow available on Etsy!
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love the suspensionΒ Β thank you for submitting!Β
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wow! they are like frozen.. in time. 
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I agree with the comment below it has a sort of delicate elegance. Amazing work.Β Β
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The use of the gears is very original in this necklace, I like it!
It is simple, but different.
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That's beautiful! The little bubbles trapped inside coming up from the gears just adds to the effect!
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Beautiful! The floating gears are amazing!
AWESOME WORK!
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I took me a while to realize what this is. Once I did, I was REALLY impressed. Congrats on the well deserved DD.
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Wow, das ist wirklich sehr, sehr gut!
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Very pretty- such a fascinating piece of jewellery.Β
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I believeΒ it was the Res Gestae Divi Augusti, but I don't remember which one I pulled out for sure. Β
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amazing craft
may i ask how you fastened the copper wire in those coils around the other rods
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The technique is called wire wrapping - there are several tutorials available on the internet that can give you a basic sense of how it works. Β
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thank you
i will look into it
you have a beautiful portfolio of work..thanks for sharing.Β
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just "..." is all I have to say about this.
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Very classy and unique. Seems like it would be a difficult idea to accomplish, but it looks flawless. It would satisfy even the most opulent of tastes. Congratulations on the DD.
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Oh gosh, yes. Just yes. That's gorgeous. This is exactly the kind of thing I've been unknowingly yearning to see. Great work and photograph, and congrats on the DD! Have a nice day~
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Drop the cogs into the unset resin, just a guess
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Yup, just dropped 'em in. Β
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Probably. Or paint them on
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Yeah, but it's an alternative
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That's quite true
I reckon it'd look super tacky if you just painted it on
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