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  • Perfume - a new necklace

    Each one of us - artsts - wishes to create a perfect piece, such that would make people speechless and evoke the desired emotions. Some of us want to achieve this at all costs. Jean-Baptiste Grenouille, the main protagonist of Patrick Süskind's novel, has managed to create a truly divine masterpiece...
    Posted to Show us your work (Forum) by IzaMalczyk on 10-07-2007

  • So what do you want most?

    I keep coming back to my favourite movie - Pirates of the Caribbean. One of the most mysterious objects appearing in all three parts was Jack Sparrow's compass. In my interpretation you'll find a combination of tourquise, freshwater pearls and labradorite. The pendant is based on the witch's...
    Posted to Show us your work (Forum) by IzaMalczyk on 09-15-2007

  • Kalypso necklace - the return of pirate tales

    This one was made with Tia Dalma/Kalypso in mind. It's made of onyx, labradorite, iolite, black tourmaline and freshwater pearls - all wrapped with metres of sterling and fine wires and oxidised to achieve this antique look - straight from an old, forsaken treasure box lost on the bottom of the ocean...
    Posted to Show us your work (Forum) by IzaMalczyk on 08-20-2007

  • Autumn colours - personalised storytelling necklace

    This one was commissioned. The client wanted something similar to Ocean Tales: http://www.izamalczyk.com/en/gallery-75-378.html and to Paradise Beach: http://www.izamalczyk.com/en/gallery-91-459.html but this time in orange/brown/beige colour combination. And here it is: sterling and fine silver together...
    Posted to Show us your work (Forum) by IzaMalczyk on 08-13-2007

  • Sea-Foam Necklace

    Recently Completed 14mm Black Tahitian Pearl, Fine Silver and 14k Gold wire, Woven in sterling silver chain. 50cm
    Posted to Show us your work (Forum) by Aaron Willoughby on 08-01-2007
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