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September 20, 2012 Mark Goodwin 2 Comments

This is the first time I have seen Gregory Colbert’s work. I was stunned!

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Polly Hoyt Nance says:

September 20, 2012 at 5:11 pm

Love his work! So cool. I wish I had a film SLR! And I wish I could travel like him! Thank you for sharing and for introducing me to this gorgeous work 🙂

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Helen Cherry says:

September 20, 2012 at 9:26 am

WOW…………..

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Hand made wedding band commission. #madeinwales #atthebench #markantonyjewellery #weddingrings

An engaged couple asked me if I could make a wedding band for the groom, from an 18ct yellow gold chain that his late father always wore. They were quite specific in as much as they stated that the ring should be a minimum of 4mm wide and be engraved both inside and outside of the piece.

Made these sterling and tube set diamond earrings for a customer, from jewellery she no longer wore. Only to be told a week later that she couldn’t wear them because they were too heavy for her lobes.

Completed a pair of sterling studs for a client. She provided the gems, which I think were Beryl, but I may be wrong.

My copy arrived hot off the press this morning. @goldpolisher

In another lifetime I spent 20 years as a Management & Training Consultant. One of the contracts I had was to deliver Management and business start-up training to prisoners in a number the prisons in Wales. During my lunchtime I would try and get out just to have a break from being ‘banged up’! At this particular prison which was out in the country I would take my camera and eat my sandwiches in the car. I would park not too far away from the rubbish area, and I would watch a number of the birds and various animals come to pick up food from the waste. I caught this grey squirrel stealing a piece of toast.

I should know what this caterpillar is but am a wee bit too tired to look up after a hectic day at the bench and on the road delivering repaired Jewellery pieces to clients.

Talk about challenges. A customer said it was a special ring and could I save it? I ended up replacing about 75% of the 9ct shank.

Jake and Rosie, always know how to chill.

A commission for a customer who wanted a few little bits of 9ct gold and a pear shaped opal turned into. Pendant. Pearced Witches heart, Opal set in Sterling bezel setting.

I don’t think I have ever spent so many hours on a ring. This belongs to a customer, it is his regimental ring and he wanted it up sizing 8 sizes to an 1. Fortunately or unfortunately, the shank was well worn and I had to re-shank a good 80%. It caused me so many problems. Fortunately, all is well that ends well. Now tomorrow I have to upsize his Black Onyx signet ring by the same 8 sizes. 😫

The last book I bought and enjoying very much. By Robert Wooding.

A customer lost her son a few years ago in a fatal motorcycle accident. Black ice and an Artic Lorry. She had a pendant made for herself which contained his ashes, and in identical ring made for her husband. This dear lady lost her husband a year ago and has asked me if I could turn his ring into a pendant, for her granddaughter’s ( her son’s daughter) 18th birthday. I was humbled that she trusted me with this irreplaceable treasured piece. Having burnt the midnight oil it’s finished! I just pray she likes it. The glass cover that protects the ashes is so fragile. And I couldn’t bend and shape the piece without annealing. So... no pressure 😳

My faithful new friend Jacob or Jake to his mates. Stands guard at the garden gate. “If you’re looking for trouble you’ve come to the right place” 😊

Had the pleasure to work on this very old watch chain bracelet. Customer wanted two links added. Every link is stamped 15.625. Which calculates at 15ct. New one on me. I used 18ct to make the new links. And added a safety chain.

My new bestest friend Jake semi- rescued. He’s been with me 4 months now and will not leave my side. I’m very flattered. ❤️

Blast from the past. Met up with the very talented Bruce Welch (ex-Shadows) at the 100 Club Oxford St, London a few years ago now. I hadn’t seen Bruce since 1971 when he popped into the TV Studios to see Lonnie. A really nice guy.

My dear friend of over 40 years who died suddenly after complications following brain surgery. Jon Hiseman playing #Auto-Tune drums Frankfurt fair 1978.

Not on bread alone doth man survive. Isn’t nice when a customer takes the time to write about the work you did for them? 👍

My very first record date in a real Studio. Decca Records June 1963 I was 21. 😳🙃🤩

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