I was nervous starting my first day as a designer at Dytham Jewellery, walking in I wasn't sure what my week would entail. At first I wouldn't have considered myself a creative person however over the course of the week I think I may have changed my mind. For my first day Jemma outlined the tasks she had planned to keep me busy throughout the week. I was given three exciting projects, the first project was to design an engagement ring that combined both modern and antique styles. Firstly, I created a mood board which I used to inspire me to create sketches of different designs for the engagement ring. Three designs were chosen overall which were further developed to subsequent in a final d
Once completing the first stage of designing rings, the second stage was to design a collection which included a ring and pendant. The ring and pendant would then be made in sterling silver. Initial ideas and rough sketches of designs. Once chosen a concept the designs were then developed. Taking the development stage further. #maker #jewellery #jewelry #modern #design #designer #designers #whitleybay #whitley #whitleybay #bespoke #bespokejewellery #BespokeJewellery #BespokePendant #ring #rings #ringdesign #handmade #handcraft #work #working #jewellers #jewellerysketching #uniquejewellery #designyourown #Newcastleupontyne #newcastle #north #england #modernjewellery #moderndesigns #moderndesi
At Dytham Jewellery Designers we took the opportunity during work experience week at a local high school to learn the ways of being a designer to one student, Hannah. Throughout this week she learned what it takes to design jewellery at a professional standard. Mood boards, one expressing modern style rings and another of antique styles rings. Rough sketches of possible design ideas. From the rough sketches, ideas were more focused and developed further. Focused on one design, Hannah then completed a making instructions form for the craftsmen at Dytham Jewellery Designers. Once Hannah chosen a design she was happy with she then was introduced to CAD (computer aided design) program. This allo
Wedding Fair at The Sage, Gateshead. Yesterday, two of us at Dytham Jewellery Designers took the opportunity to be part of a wedding fair at The Sage, Gateshead. It was great. We have had previous experience exhibiting at The Sage, however this time was even more enjoyable. At wedding fairs we are regularly approached to look at engagement rings and suggest wedding ring styles and possibilities. We often reassure brides showing them an array of design ideas they could potentially have for a wedding band. Our consultations are free at Dytham Jewellery Designers, so you can design your own wedding jewellery and we can price them for you then, or work towards your budget. Not only do we handmad
The Sage Gateshead Elite Wedding Show - This Is The Big One! St Mary's Square, Gateshead Quays, NE8 2JR Sunday 12th March 2017, 12 - 3pm This is your invitation to the 19th Elite Wedding Show at the Sage Gateshead... FREE ADMISSION to 3 floors of Bridal Brilliance, 70 exhibitors, DEMOS, SAMPLES, BRIDAL, bridesmaids, alteration and dress cleaning specialists, menswear, HAIR & MAKE-UP, popcorn, candy floss, mini alcoholic ice-lollies, ice cream cart, live music, magicians, DJs, illuminated giant letters, cars, jewellers, photographers, videographers, honeymoon experts, venue dressers, florists, cakes, stationery, favours & gifts, accessories, photo booth, GIFGIF booth, health & beauty experts,
March Birthstone - Aquamarine The Aquamarine is known to be March’s birthstone as well as representing the 19th wedding anniversary. Aquamarine’s preferred colour is a somewhat strong dark blue to a slightly green-blue colour. However, through heat treatment the affect turns the aquamarine more blue rather than a green. This stone found its name because of its colour linking to seawater, ‘aquamarine’ is derived from the Latin word for seawater. This gemstone is found in the countries Nigeria, Brazil, Vietnam, Mozambique, Madagascar, Zambia and is mined at the high elevations in Pakistan’s Karakoram Mountains. This stunning gemstone rates at a 7.5 to an 8 on the Mohs hardness scale, therefore
