Views of a silver bracelet. => 7 photos

 Can you imagine that this engraving was solely done 'by hand' and not by any computer program?

 What tools were used? The engraving tools were the fantastic 'Florentine, straight liner', Onglette, Flat graver and many sizes of each.

 

  

  Here are a few strange and wonderful views. The Florentine gravers come in different widths for specific patterns.

 These photos were taken at my diamond setting bench, and nothing has been plagiarised. There are many Flat gravers that my own inventory wouldn't be able to cut these patterns & designs.

 The underneath display of the 'Straight Liner' or Florentine graver comes in different widths. You can see the two different widths along with two combinations of cutting lines. Together, these two blades can create a wonderful patterns.

 These intricate patterns are not for the beginner to attempt. After many years of drawing designs on the surface, the engraver will succeed in becoming what others might achieve with some difficulty.

            This silver drawing is almost like painting on canvas.

 When I use my Onglette gravers, I too find relaxation in my metal carving.

  Here is the photo below of a FLAT graver that will eventually create wonderful patterns. This digital microscope will prove to be beneficial in examining the cutting blade.