Topic: Goldsmith (Read 826 times)

did you already have a give away yet. My uncle has owned a jewerly store for about 30 years now maybe something i can show him bro

Hello, thanks I am also pleased with the belt. I already made a few, but never in gold. I would only do that on commission, because of the amount of money I would have to put into that. Would be stunning though.....

Ps quick update: me and my wife just passed the border with Czech republic. Its awesome here, great beer . Im keeping my eye on the thread and next tuesday im back in my workshop. Greets, Hank

I really like the belt buckle, Have you ever tried to make one out of gold?

Frank Lefty Rosenthal Signing Out.

Sounds great! Looking forward to hearing from you, when we can discuss the design, quality of gold used (375/9ct or 750/18ct), your fee for such work and more.

I have something awesome in mind as well, I think together we will come up with something I will love. If that turns out to be the case, I may have more business for you

Enjoy the rest of the weekend!

Thanks for helping out!

Greets, Hank

Thanks so much for the response, I think that I could make an awesome ring for you, in pink and yellow gold. You will be hearing from me  . Have a great day!

Greets, Hank

Hank, I genuinely love your style, and the designs of your work. You appear to be quite a talented goldsmith.

Working with gold in the way you do is quite a difficult process, and therefore your items are quite unique as not many venture down this road.

I like it. I would love to commission something from you when you return, either a 9ct or 18ct Yellow Gold Ring with swirls of Red and Pink Gold. I will give you a ring size at the time.

Shoot me a PM once you are back, if you are willing to undertake this request of course.

Zepher

Hello,   

dankjewel . Yes i accept bitcoin, gladly even. Its the perfect tool for someone who is trying to make an extra buck on the side, with selling handmade stuff that he puts a lot of time and energy in. The government really wants to squeeze me like a lemon, if i use the traditional way of selling...

Greets,Hank

Hello,

thanks for the interest :-). I would ship to US, no problems i guess. Just have to look up the prices for insured shipping from here.
I have made cutlery as well, cufflinks, belts, i am working on a protective case for a iphone right now. So i can do some tricks  .

I actually timed this post a bit bad, im leaving on holidays today. Will be back in 10 days, and then i will come up with a contest, and update my portfolio on here. So come back to check on me  .

Greets, Hank

Hello fellow Dutchie!

Those rings looks pretty cool. Awesome to see that you're accepting bitcoin.

I'd love to take the vouch on this, but I'm in the US if that's too far I understand.

What type of stuff have you done, what kind of things can you do?

Is it mainly jewelry?

I edited the main post, thanks for your interest 

Thank you Sir!

Greets, Hank

cool. welcome fellow. nice rings.
what kind of metals you are using for making those?

I seem to have made an error, putting the images...

Greets, Hank

Hello everybody, i am a new member, long time lurker of this great forum.
I started crypto only 3 months ago, so i am really a newbie. But i really love it,
and keep on learning everyday.

So to introduce myself, im Hankcryptotank, im 33 and im dutch but i live in Belgium.
What i do in the daily life, is working as a chef, and since 4 years i got sidetracked
as working as a goldsmith.

I think this marketplace would be excellent to promote myself a bit, and to combine these two passions.
 I have a workshop at home and do not have a place to sell my products, other then on
facebook and to friends and colleagues.

So about my jewelry: i work with an old japanese technique, which was used to decorate certain
parts of the samurai swords. It was invented in the 17th century, and is called Mokume Gane.
It translates roughly to ´woodgrain metal´, because the results often resemble a woodlike structure
brought in the metal. It basically comes down to different metals fused together in a special process, and
after that, layers are taken off to expose the second metal coming through the first metal.

I work with a lot of different combinations of metal, for cheaper jewelry i use copper and silver for instance, but
wedding bands i use silver and different colour golds, which i alloy all by myself to get the right colours that i want
to use.


Its a very time and energy consuming technique, but i love it very much!

So, as a starter on this forum i understand, trust is a huge issue. I will post a free give-away to one
of the members of the forum, im still planning out the details :-). In the meantime
i will post pictures of my old and new works in this thread. Everything i post here, is for sale.
Oh, and by the way I do work on commission so if you have any ideas,
however crazy they may be, just shoot me a message. I would love to make some Bitcoin related jewelry  .
Also if you have any questions regarding prices, just shoot.


Greets, Hank


The rings in this picture have a basic component sterling silver,
with different alloyed golds, white, red, pink, yellow. The gold is ranging from 18k to 22k.


This ring has sterling silver, and 18k yellow, red and palladium-white gold.


As you can see, the pattern of the golds run through the whole ring, inside and outside.


3 colours of gold, and sterling silver



Belt buckle is copper and sterling silver