Jewellery Tutorial

[agmonroe]

That shop is owned by an old friend of mine! Thank you for such nice feedback. I'm working on new collections now so it'll help me focus!

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[liviesays]

You've been my favourite jewellery designer ever since I first discovered your beautiful pieces in a tiny boutique in Mumbles, South Wales. It's safe to say that I fell in love instantly. Thank you so much for the gorgeous work that you do.

[agmonroe]

HEY THANKS!!!

What a lovely e-mail... stay in touch,

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[TheCovergirl76]

Alex, I'm in love with your jewellery and am hoping to find a bumble bee in my xmas stocking, I gave a big hint to him yesterday ;o). I'm going to buy the black feather and plated feather necklaces for myself because I want them in my life, I love them so much. Thank you, keep up the good work, I think you're a real talent. xxxxxxx

[mrsmomokim]

Do you also use wax for making original models???

[agmonroe]

@mrsmomokim

Hi,

Me, no. Never. I don't object to it but I love the detail and sometimes wax carving can make things a bit clunkier. That's just me. Loads of very talented designers carve in wax.

Best, Alex

[pixiemog]

Thanks for posting this Alex.. I always love to see experienced jewellers working, even on the fundamentals. Also, its good to know that you still do these things and don't get all your work manufactured now its so popular! :)

I wish the cass was still what it used to be.. I've just finished there now and am off to now learn some bench skills! lol.

Congratulations on your etailer of the year award last night.

[agmonroe]

@pixiemog

Hi!

Thanks for that. The good thing is that bench skills can be learnt, I'm still learning loads. Nice way to spend a lifetime I say. Have fun with it.

A