I created this solid silver reticulated pendant for Louise. She saw one on FaceBook I made for a dear friend of mine. That piece can be found here. Although I don’t usually recreate custom pieces exactly, I was pleased to make another similar one for Louise.

I made the bottom of the pendant by heating a solid chunk of silver until it melted and became round and reticulated. I shaped silver wire into a spiral and added that as the bail. Then I soldered the pieces together, pickled them, brushed them et voilà!

So simple but effective, and this reticulated pendant makes a lovely everyday piece. I enjoyed making it. Silver is such a fabulous and endlessly changing medium! Working with silver is just the best. You can read more interesting info about silver here.

If you’d like your own custom silver piece, do feel free to contact me. Perhaps you’d like a piece for yourself, or a gift for a loved one, or a family heirloom? I’m always happy to discuss your silversmithing requirements.

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From the vault, here’s a pendant I created for a dear friend of mine, at the (secret) request of her husband.

This was a cheap ‘n’ cheerful piece that was crying out to be recreated* in ‘proper’ sterling silver.

*Just a note that I am no longer doing replica pieces, sorry to tantalise! (I did say from the vault… 🙂 )

I created this abstract sterling silver pendant for one of my dear besties for her birthday.

I made the bottom of the pendant by heating the solid chunk of silver until it melted and became round and reticulated, and added a spiral of wire as the bail.

Love you Soph! xx