
Christine Warren Silver jewellery using granulation,cold water casting ,reticulation and a rolling mill to make original unique pieces
Cacophony Cacophony, bold abstract design
Petals Petals, delicate rolling mill impressed petals cascading down on pendants and earrings.
Seeds Seed range
Leaf Leaf, leaf pattern imprinted into silver.
Dotty Dotty necklaces and earrings,tiny delicate dots.
Mobius Mobius, continual life.
Hearts Textured hearts
Bubbles Bubbles, little circles joined to.....
Accents Range Accents has been updated with new pieces for 2008.
Splash Splash, new range , granulation on reticulated background.
Swirl New Swirl abstract range
Beach Beach, reticulated silver discs like sand on the beach.
Ocean Spray Circles and circles, the bubbles in the sea...
Sea Waves Sea Waves inspired by the ever changing marks left on beaches and waves that wash accross Cornwall .
All Square All Square, handmade chains, solid square reticulated shapes. Lariats, necklaces, bracelets and earrings.
Pebbles Pebble shapes, soft ovals.
New Gemstone and Silver Semi precious gemstones and silver.
Sea Urchins My exciting sea urchins wriggle themselves into shape, yours will never be repeated. Sometimes I add granulation.
Charmed Bracelets Charmed Bracelets, original 'charms' all sorts of textured hangings on handmade chain.
Bangles Textured surfaces, irregular shapes.
Open Studio Event July 2008 Open studio July 2008
Galleries Galleries where I have work.
Silver Jewellery Workshops Learn to make silver jewellery.Day workshops.
Fire and Iron Gallery Hampton Court Flower show, July 2008,Gold Award
2008 Events Exhibitions,Open Studios, Trade shows for 2008.
Price Ranges Price Guides
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Christine Warren

Contemporary silver jewellery individually handcrafted.

All my work is designed and made in my studio. I am happy to discuss any adaptations and requests without obligation.
The bigger pieces are hallmarked at the London Assay Office with my own hallmark.
I am a member of The British Jewellery Association (BJA)