Natasha Wood Silver jewellery

20.02.2016

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Natasha Wood Silver jewellery

Known to people since ancient times, the first silver mines were founded by the Phoenicians before our era in Spain, Corsica and Cyprus. Silver Jewelry was valuable, and sold at fantastic prices. To date, silver has lost the status of the most expensive metal, but its nobility is still undoubted.
According to the South African jeweler Natasha Lindsey Wood, silver interests both – jewellery lovers and just aesthetes – connoisseurs of the unusual. Influenced by nature, her romantic jewellery has a sense of freedom. Traditionally, she combines silver and gold with precious stones, as well as porcelain, wood, diamonds to pebbles.

Round ring — Round disc protea ring, South Africa’s national flower

Wood works in her studio in Cape town, trying to create jewellery that is different, beautiful and special for the wearer. According to the jeweler, she loves to cast natural objects like seed pods into silver by using the lost wax casting method. Beautiful South African jeweler Natasha Lindsey Wood is fond of vintage jewellery, and by remodeling, gives it a new life.