Bronze Cufflinks in 18k yellow gold, featuring antique coins of Constantine II set in a hammered surround, by Elizabeth Gage.
One of the UK's most distinguished designer-goldsmiths, with an international following, Elizabeth Gage has always explored the heroic qualities of gold, revitalising ancient goldsmithing techniques such as repousse, hammering and granulation, and incorporating fragments of the past, including early coins often depicting heroes of antiquity, such as Alexander the great, enveloped in soft and sumptuous gold settings. Coins, she says, connect to the past, celebrating jubilant victors. Gage has also contemporised the atavistic role of the jewel as a magical amulet or symbol of power, a pioneer in creating jewels for women to buy for themselves, as powerful expressions of individuality, just rewards for modern day heroines.
Coin Pendant in 18k yellow gold with an antique coin of Alexander the Great, by Elizabeth Gage.
One of the UK's most distinguished designer-goldsmiths, with an international following, Elizabeth Gage has always explored the heroic qualities of gold, revitalising ancient goldsmithing techniques such as repousse, hammering and granulation, and incorporating fragments of the past, including early coins often depicting heroes of antiquity, such as Alexander the great, enveloped in soft and sumptuous gold settings. Coins, she says, connect to the past, celebrating jubilant victors. Gage has also contemporised the atavistic role of the jewel as a magical amulet or symbol of power, a pioneer in creating jewels for women to buy for themselves, as powerful expressions of individuality, just rewards for modern day heroines.
Antique Coin Bracelet in 18k yellow gold with antique coins depicting a Roman family, by Elizabeth Gage.
One of the UK's most distinguished designer-goldsmiths, with an international following, Elizabeth Gage has always explored the heroic qualities of gold, revitalising ancient goldsmithing techniques such as repousse, hammering and granulation, and incorporating fragments of the past, including early coins often depicting heroes of antiquity, such as Alexander the great, enveloped in soft and sumptuous gold settings. Coins, she says, connect to the past, celebrating jubilant victors. Gage has also contemporised the atavistic role of the jewel as a magical amulet or symbol of power, a pioneer in creating jewels for women to buy for themselves, as powerful expressions of individuality, just rewards for modern day heroines.
Arcadia Pin in 18k yellow gold, featuring a carved garnet lion head set above an antique coin dating from the reign of Elizabeth 1, by Elizabeth Gage.
One of the UK's most distinguished designer-goldsmiths, with an international following, Elizabeth Gage has always explored the heroic qualities of gold, revitalising ancient goldsmithing techniques such as repousse, hammering and granulation, and incorporating fragments of the past, including early coins often depicting heroes of antiquity, such as Alexander the great, enveloped in soft and sumptuous gold settings. Coins, she says, connect to the past, celebrating jubilant victors. Gage has also contemporised the atavistic role of the jewel as a magical amulet or symbol of power, a pioneer in creating jewels for women to buy for themselves, as powerful expressions of individuality, just rewards for modern day heroines.
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