This bracelet was handmade out of recycled 18k gold. The convex areas were polished and the hollow parts were left matt to provide a slightly structured effect. The Emil Krack stamp and sterling silver hallmark were added on the inner surface.
Width 3 mm
© Emil Krack
© Jesper Hilbig
© Jesper Hilbig
© Jesper Hilbig
© Jesper Hilbig
Emil Krack
- Jewellery maker
- Deidesheim, Germany
- Rising Star
- Recommended by Zentralverband des Deutschen Handwerks
Contact
German, English
Hours:
Tuesday 10:00 - 12:30 / 15:00 - 19:00 and Saturday 10:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 10:00 - 12:30 / 15:00 - 19:00 and Saturday 10:00 - 17:00
Phone:
+49 6326981960
+49 6326981960
© Jesper Hilbig
The joy of imperfection
- • Emil twice won his jewellery school's prize for excellence
- • His work consciously retains the marks of manual creation
- • He followed his parents into the profession
It was in 2008 when Emil Krack worked on a silver spoon during an internship at his parents’ workshop. “I felt that this was 100 percent what I wanted to do and I couldn’t wait to finish school and start my apprenticeship,” he says. After another internship with gemstone carver Rüd Jerusalem & Sohn in Idar-Oberstein, he started his training as a silversmith at the public vocational school for glass and jewellery in Kaufbeuren-Neugablonz. During his training, Emil received the school's renowned Danner Preis two times, in 2013 and 2014, for his excellent creations. Since 2018 he has been working in his own workshop, continuing the family tradition and refining his unique design language that harnesses imperfection as a reminder of the creative process.
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Photo: © Emil Krack
Bark bracelet
Photo: © Emil Krack
Row diamonds bracelet
This bracelet was handmade with row diamonds and recycled 18k white gold. The diamonds were hand shaped into small cubes and gently reflect light. The Emil Krack stamp and sterling silver hallmark were added on the inner surface.
Width 0.5 cm
Photo: © Emil Krack
Tarmac ring
The Tarmac ring was handmade out of recycled 925 sterling silver. The black rhodium finish provides the hollow parts with a metallic sheen. The convex areas were polished and have a silvery shine which creates an interesting contrast. The Emil Krack stamp and sterling silver hallmark were added on the inner surface.
Width 1.2 cm
Photo: © Emil Krack
Nugget signet ring
The convex areas of this ring were polished and the hollow parts were left matt to provide a slightly structured effect. The Emil Krack stamp and sterling silver hallmark were added on the inner surface.
Width 1.2 cm
Photo: © Emil Krack
Tarmac cuff
This piece was handmade out of recycled 925 sterling silver. The black rhodium finish provides the hollow parts with a metallic sheen. The convex areas were polished and have a silvery shine which creates an interesting contrast. The Emil Krack stamp and sterling silver hallmark were added on the inner surface.
Width 1.3 cm
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