Custom Wood Jewelry
Custom jewelry design can feature a dazzling range of precious metals, gems, and beadwork. At CustomMade, you can also add wood to the mix. The examples below all showcase expert carving and turning skills that bring out the beauty of the grain in these small pieces of wearable woodworking and custom jewelry.
Inspired by bone and ivory Maori carvings, Scott Dobek of DustyNewt.com created these hand-carved fishhook pendants from amboyna wood and other select hardwoods. Try on these traditional good luck charms.
Hand Carved Fishhook Pendants by DustyNewt.com, available at CustomMade.com
Here’s another Pacific inspiration. If these whaletail hairsticks by Windline Pacific Woodworks can keep a Hawaiian hula dancer’s long hair in place, they should do the trick for you, too. Artisan David Anderson combined a versatile, classic look with a curved tine design, so no matter the occasion the hairsticks will be stylish and practical. These pieces are made from highly figured wood.
Whaletail Hairsticks by Windline Pacific Woodworks at CustomMade.com
Choose the woods you prefer for custom turned bangle bracelets by Cripple Creek Woodworks. Artisan Dennis Benge can also create custom wooden earrings.
Wooden Bangle Bracelets by Cripple Creek Woodworks at CustomMade.com
Find a CustomMade artisan near you and add custom made jewelry from wood to your accessories collection.
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can you make a logo into a medallion out of wood also a large circle with initials inside
Hello Troy,
You can contact any of the three artisans showcased in this post about your project idea:
Dusty Newt: http://www.custommade.com/by/DustyNewt/contact/
Windline Pacific Woodworks: http://www.custommade.com/by/windline_woodworks/contact/
Cripple Creek Woodworks: http://www.custommade.com/by/342/contact/
You can also submit your project idea through CustomMade’s “Get It Made” service and interested artisans will contact you:
http://www.custommade.com/get-it-made/welcome
You can also narrow your search to artisans located in your area:
http://www.custommade.com/locations
Hope this helps. Let us know how the project turns out.
Pedro