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Bessie Jamieson: Jewelry

<p>Bessie Jamieson, <em>Bracelet</em>; hollow gold with green tourmaline in granulated setting. Photo: Courtesy Davis &amp; Langdale Company</p>

Bessie Jamieson, Bracelet; hollow gold with green tourmaline in granulated setting. Photo: Courtesy Davis & Langdale Company

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Davis & Langdale Gallery
231 East 60th Street
New York City, NY 10022
United States
Dates: 
Nov 13, 2012 4:00PM to Jan 12, 2013 10:00PM
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Bessie Jamieson, founder of the Jewelry Arts Institute in New York City, is a renowned teacher and practitioner of classical jewelry techniques including gold granulation, chain-making, settings, and lapidary techniques. Currently, she devotes her time to her first love, designing and making jewelry. All of her jewelry is hand-made; she alloys the gold and makes the wire and sheet for her pieces. During her years at the Jewelry Arts Institute, she demonstrated and lectured on classical techniques and history for the World Gold Council, Bard Graduate School of Decorative Design, the Metropolitan Museum docents from the Cloisters, and for the docents from the Museum of Art and Design.

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