These pendant earrings are made of sterling silver, characterised by a long and narrow shape and long hook. The surface was hammered.
Ines Döllert is an artist and artisan who has been a goldsmith since the early 1980s. When she speaks about her craft and craftsmanship, she does not forget to mention all the difficulties related to it: "It is a time-consuming job, tiring for one’s eyes and hands, and you need strength as well as infinite patience." Yet, she still loves working with precious metals, shaping them at her will to create beautiful jewellery pieces that are both light and strong, valuable and easy to wear. Ines developed her creative expression quite early on. She spent three years in an apprenticeship in a master goldsmith’s workshop in Germany, working on her professional degree at the same time, and soon moved to Italy where she developed her signature style.
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These pendant earrings are made of sterling silver, characterised by a long and narrow shape and long hook. The surface was hammered.
Photo: ©Francesco Rufini
This oval-shaped charm is made of 18-carat gold. The oval is slightly irregular and its surface, representing a female figure, is worked with the ancient technique of embossing and chiselling.
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This 18-carat brushed gold ring is in fact made of two bands. The narrow band was folded along the edges and welded onto the wider one. This gives the ring a sculptural effect.
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Modular rings that can be worn together or alone. They are handmade with 18-carat gold and two cabochon-cut tourmaline stones, one oval-shaped and pink, the other round and green. The surface of the ring band is slightly hammered, while the sides are smooth.
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These oval-shaped sheet earrings are made of 18-carat gold. Their irregular surface was obtained with the hammering technique. Each pendant is embellished with a small brilliant diamond.