Alice Abrams

Alice Abrams
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18 Karat Yellow Gold ring with pave set diamonds.

Three row gold band with the end row curved outward with pave diamonds.

18 Karat yellow gold ring with a round top and two triangles with pave natural diamonds set in each.

14 Karat Yellow Gold angular ring with an oval shaped Malachite in the center.

Sterling Silver key shaped pendant with an open heart shape at the bottom.

14 Karat Yellow Gold straight ring with an elongated baguette shaped Watermelon Tourmaline.

14 Karat Yellow Gold curved ring with an oval Amethyst and 2 smaller diamonds.

18 Karat Yellow Gold curved ring with a Pink Tourmaline and diamonds.

18 Karat Yellow Gold ring with a Trillion shaped Spessartite Garnet.

18 Karat Yellow Gold ring with channel set diamonds across the top and angled down sections on gold on each side.

Sterling Silver ring with one oval shaped Amethyst in the center.

18 Karat Yellow Gold ring with diamonds.

14 Karat Yellow Gold open ring with a small bezel - set bullet shaped Amethyst on one side.

14 Karat Yellow Gold Ring with an emerald cut citrine with a split shank and a channel bar of gold holding each side of the Citrine.

14 Karat Yellow Gold ring with an oval Aquamarine.

About Alice Abrams

Today I find myself seeking elegance of form, searching for purity of line and inspired by the unique counterpoint required of an artful design, sometimes a precious diamond, sometimes a semi-precious stone. Intricate encrustation of surface and complexity of technique are not part of my involvement today. I seek a permanent sculptural quality for my jewelry and attempt, on occasion, to find a continuum for them as living sculpture for wall or pedestal.

I do not design in the two dimensional world of sketch, but work directly in the material where all potential lies, gold being the perfect medium possessing great malleability and ductility. The act of creation for me is the development of intrinsic properties from the material coupled with the three dimensional spatial vision I experience, where all aspects fo the piece that is viewed are essential. This mode of designing allows the material an expression of its own.