Industrial-Inspired Jewelry Collection by Laura Wass
Very cool jewelry designs in Laura Wass’ WXYZ collection. From her interview on Cool Hunting:
When it comes to the mix of industrial and handmade, what’s you and what are you outsourcing?
For me because the industrial and handmade production are both so important I’m really exploring as many different production methods as possible. So in order to do that I have to find as many different resources where they specialize in these different techniques. So, from die striking, brass stamping and zinc die casting to screw machining, C&Cing and lasering to water jet cutting (which is much stronger than laser cutting, surprisingly) and, let’s see what else—powder coating, plating, die cutting, ball chains, automated chain-making and lathing, which is similar to a screw machine.
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