Carl Fritsch likes to defy the norms of conventional jewelry making. He creates all of his rings by hand and approaches their designs as any artist would - using imagination as his guide. Just look at the chunky tower-shaped ring that Fritsch made out of glass stones. Can
you believe Fritsch also created this child-like ring (right)? It looks like it's made out of clay - it's actually made out of oxidized silver and diamonds! Klimt02 has a great number of Fritsch rings on view. While I wouldn't wear either of these rings, I admire the ingenuity and impressive hand work that went into their making.
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October 05, 2008
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I think the glass stones are quite amazing, too - they are so colorful, shiny and rich looking that they look like real gem stones.
Posted by: Sandi | October 07, 2008 at 12:43 PM
I love the glass stones- quite lovely!
Posted by: Jillian | October 06, 2008 at 01:17 AM