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Since I've started making pendants in stainless damascus from stainless 420 MV and stainless 304, people have been asking me to make beads out of the same material, and after about a year, I've finally manage to make the first ones.
As with the pendants, this is a combination of shinny and matte that looks very unique and really awesome, specially the colored one, in black/dark blue and gold. (I just know you guys are going to ask me to heat color pendants, it's OK, I can do that too)
They are way more time consuming to make than the regular carbon ones, but I believe they're worth it.
Without further ado, here are some pictures (being a shiny round surface, photographing them is hard, the darkened spots or lines you see on the pictures outside of the damascus pattern are just reflections)
Regular shape.
Regular shape, heat colored.
"Bee hive" shape.
All three together.
My website:
http://www.aescustomknives.com/
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Thanks for looking!
Ariel
As with the pendants, this is a combination of shinny and matte that looks very unique and really awesome, specially the colored one, in black/dark blue and gold. (I just know you guys are going to ask me to heat color pendants, it's OK, I can do that too)
They are way more time consuming to make than the regular carbon ones, but I believe they're worth it.
Without further ado, here are some pictures (being a shiny round surface, photographing them is hard, the darkened spots or lines you see on the pictures outside of the damascus pattern are just reflections)
Regular shape.
Regular shape, heat colored.
"Bee hive" shape.
All three together.
My website:
http://www.aescustomknives.com/
Sign up for my Newsletter:
http://yourwebapps.com/WebApps/mail-list-subscribe.cgi?list=79955
Thanks for looking!
Ariel
But I like them anyway!