How it's made:
Each piece is affixed to a piece of conductive metal, usually recycled copper ring or jump ring. The stone is then painted with a very thin layer of conductive paint, made of fine silver. The piece is then submerged in an electrochemical solution that is saturated with copper. When hooked up to power, copper molecules flow through the solution and land in the conductive paint and copper ring. The longer the piece is left in the solution, the thicker the coating becomes. Most pieces are submerged for 6-24 hours. The piece is then de-burred, tumbled, blackened with a sliver of sulfur and buffed to give give it a polished finish.
Why Sam Chose It:
Hawkhouse is different and organic looking. The process of creation involves science making it unlike that of anything else we carry in the store. Because it is a technique Sam didn't learn in school it fascinates her.
Hawkhouse Trunk Show:
Please Join us in celebrating July 4th with local jewelry designer Hawkhouse at Driftwood on Circuit Ave. in Oak Bluffs! Trunk Show will be displayed all day! Come by and meet Jessica the Mastermind behind this fabulous jewelry.
There will also be a reception in the afternoon from 4pm-8pm with light hors d'oeuvres and refreshments.
Hawkhouse Trunk Show:
Please Join us in celebrating July 4th with local jewelry designer Hawkhouse at Driftwood on Circuit Ave. in Oak Bluffs! Trunk Show will be displayed all day! Come by and meet Jessica the Mastermind behind this fabulous jewelry.
There will also be a reception in the afternoon from 4pm-8pm with light hors d'oeuvres and refreshments.
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