Amazing He left his old life behind to create something Absolutely beautiful

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He left his old life behind to create something Absolutely beautiful -

After spending years as a goldsmith and soak in the beauty of metalwork artist Benjamin Werner quit his job back to start something new.

Endlessly fascinated by the contrast between the wood and the precious metal, he created a line of beautiful jewelry called "Aurea Silva." In the words of the artist, the name is "of handmade jewelry, great attention to detail, and the seamless combination of wood and metal." His fusion of rustic and refined elements gives undeniably elegant results.

Werner spent countless hours studying the functionality of wood until he knew how he would behave in different contexts.

Werner spent countless hours studying the functionality of wood until he knew how it would behave in various settings.

Silva Aurea

"Silva Cubi"

Silva Aurea

"Silva Flucuts"

"All the wood used in jewelry Silva Aurea 'has been stabilized (empty soaked in resin and hardened) to make it more sustainable," he wrote.

Silva Aurea

"Silva Scutula"

Silva Aurea

"Silva Simile"

Werner's also smart when it comes to investment. In this cycle, for example, instead of wrapping a piece of wood all around it divided into three distinct parts to avoid unnecessary tension to wreak havoc on the part.

Werner is also clever when it comes to placement. In this ring, for example, instead of wrapping one piece of wood all the way around, he split it into three separate parts to prevent unnecessary tension from wreaking havoc on the piece.

Silva Aurea

"Silva Fenestra"

Silva Aurea

"Silva Simile"

This stabilization process wood also lends a glossy finish that looks great alongside her elegant, metallic counterpart.

This stabilization process also lends the wood a shiny finish that looks gorgeous alongside its sleek, metallic counterpart.

Silva Aurea

"Silva Acervi"

Silva Aurea

"Silva Draco"

The contrast between the wood and the metal could have easily entered the discordant territory but focusing on texture and function, Werner managed to create a sense of harmony.

The contrast between wood and metal could easily have stepped into jarring territory, but by focusing on texture and function, Werner managed to create a sense of harmony.

Silva Aurea

"Silva Circinus"

Silva Aurea

"Silva Oculus"

All her jewelry is made to the hand in Germany, so if you want to add a truly unique piece to your collection, you can submit orders and commission requests on the Werner website.

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Amazing He left his old life behind to create something Absolutely beautiful

After spending years as a goldsmith and soak in the beauty of metalwork artist Benjamin Werner quit his job back to start something new.

Werner spent countless hours studying the functionality of wood until he knew how he would behave in different contexts.

"All the wood used in jewelry Silva Aurea 'has been stabilized (empty soaked in resin and hardened) to make it more sustainable," he wrote.

Werner's also smart when it comes to investment. In this cycle, for example, instead of wrapping a piece of wood all around it divided into three distinct parts to avoid unnecessary tension to wreak havoc on the part.

This stabilization process wood also lends a glossy finish that looks great alongside her elegant, metallic counterpart.

The contrast between the wood and the metal could have easily entered the discordant territory but focusing on texture and function, Werner managed to create a sense of harmony.

All her jewelry is made to the hand in Germany, so if you want to add a truly unique piece to your collection, you can submit orders and commission requests on the Werner website.

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