Showing posts with label Cameo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cameo. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 18, 2017

Lucy, Cameo and Turquoise.













Monday, January 25, 2016

Lucy and Lockets.

When Lucy and I were working on her collection for Jul B. Dizon, she wanted to bring back the pendant that opens to reveal a space used for storing a photograph. 

Not so many jewelers still make lockets but I was only too happy to make some using Lucy's favorite material, the cameo. 

I showed her the cameos that we have and from there, she proceeded to draw, add details and instructions on what materials to use.

First step.

I show her possible stones that we can use. 

She chose the ruby cabochon.
We added the diamonds, other materials and the goldsmith did his magic. 

And when it's all done, this is what it looks like. 


Add a fine pearl necklace and you are automatically taken back into time with this vintage inspired design. 


But to make the pendant really your own, add your favorite photo/s.


Here's another locket that we worked on. 



A family photo for the happy owner of this beautiful piece designed by 
Lucy for Jul B. Dizon Jewellery. 


For your orders, please visit us at The Peninsula Manila and EDSA Shangri-la Hotel. 


Tuesday, September 1, 2015

Thursday, July 9, 2009

Cameo and Juliette.

Whenever my mom's clients from when she was still 30's would come to the store, they would usually be wearing a set designed and made for them by her. They would tell me proudly that it was done from way back then but is still so wearable until now. The design and workmanship is why I think Jul B. Dizon Jewellery is still in business today, after 31 years.

The one thing that my mom loves to design is the cameo. She made them in so many ways that her "lola" clients are still in love with them and have even passed them down to the next generation. So far, I haven't had to dismantle any of mom's work because they are all still good.

The last couple of months, there was an influx of demand for cameos and carved conch shells jewellery. They came to us loose and we had the great opportunity to design and show my own take on the said material.

Here's some of the pieces that we have done from the past to the present Enjoy!


















Your bloggerina wearing her latest creation.