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Saskia’s jewellery demonstrates her love of texture, repeating form and movement. Currently she works in copper and recycled silver, using traditional and newer techniques. She likes to find the line: here she is interested in rock structures, and uses the polished edges of curved slices, etched hollows and flattened wire to evoke the basalt columns, and bold skylines of Arthur’s Seat
GALLERY OF WORK
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- Rockfaces studs : Small articulated studs, oxidised silver and 9ct gold wire
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Fissure hoops :
Hammered formed Sterling silver hoops
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Pressure ring :
Sterling silver ring, with several etched elements, sawn & formed.
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Shard ring :
Etched and formed slivers of Sterling silver, some gold plated some oxidised, riveted to a sterling silver shank .
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Small shard studs :
Etched and formed slivers of oxidised Sterling silver.
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Shards necklace :
Sterling silver necklace, with hand formed hammered links, and a centre piece of 4 strands of slivers of etched,formed silver riveted together, some with gold plating,some oxidised
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Pressure hanging earrings :
Sterling silver earrings, of etched silver segments which move independently of each other
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Salisbury crags brooch :
Sterling silver brooch of formed flattened wire.
