From the Sundrop Jewelry Blog
Recycling Our Silver Scraps
January 10, 2008
After 3 years in business, we finally recycled our silver scraps. Not that we used to throw them away, it just took us that long to accumulate enough scraps (tag ends of wire, bent ear hooks, botched wrappings, tarnished pieces, various failed experiments, etc.) to be worth sending in for recycling.
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January 10, 2008
After 3 years in business, we finally recycled our silver scraps. Not that we used to throw them away, it just took us that long to accumulate enough scraps (tag ends of wire, bent ear hooks, botched wrappings, tarnished pieces, various failed experiments, etc.) to be worth sending in for recycling.
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This unique glassworking technique was invented by artist Bretwood Higman when he was a teenager in Alaska, experimenting with a giant magnifying lens on the beach. Now Sundrop Jewelry is created by several artists capturing the sunlight that falls in their backyards.
Sundrop Jewelry is a wearable symbol of the sun's power. As finding alternative energy sources becomes more urgent we seek to demonstrate the potential of harnessing the energy pouring onto the earth each day in sunlight.
Sundrop Jewelry showcases the amazing potential of solar energy.
We use a giant magnifying lens to focus sunlight and melt glass
creating unique, handcrafted droplet jewelry. The 3000° F heat is
so intense that it can melt not only glass but metal and even rock!
We use a giant magnifying lens to focus sunlight and melt glass
creating unique, handcrafted droplet jewelry. The 3000° F heat is
so intense that it can melt not only glass but metal and even rock!