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A.L.I.Alexander
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23.01.2022 Ooh all together.
23.01.2022 Love it when we stumble upon one of our jewellers pieces in an unexpected place...... Thanks Jetstar Australia Magazine
22.01.2022 Pearl of Wisdom One Person‘s Trash cast and formed silver, pearl, scavenged pipe-stem and food lid. Pipes are one of the most common things found Mudlarking on the Thames, kind of like the cigarette butts of their day (from the end of the 16th century to the beginning of the 20th). I have integrated the piece with current rubbish the kind of thing that if there are future archaeologists they might find.
22.01.2022 This ring was made for Lord Coconut’s stall at Motorclassica a couple of years ago. It is a Nickname ring, Baby was the nickname given to the 1977 Porsche 935/2.0 Available to order at Lord Coconut with your nickname of choice.
21.01.2022 Home Is Where The Heart Is ring in sterling silver by Ali Alexander - we customise this ring a put the latitude and longitude of somehwere special for you on th...e ring. #giftsforhim #boyfriendgifts #malegifts #malepresents #malexmasgifts #boyfriend #husband #cousin #soninlaw #xmasgifts #christmasgifts #guygifts #blokegift #mensproducts #grooming #mensstyle #manstyle #fashion #dapperstyle # # # #tailoring #suitup #mensfashionreview #mnswr #suitandtie See more
19.01.2022 Exhibition extended to October 12 at Journal Cafe.
18.01.2022 A post on Instagram from Lord Coconut . I is the Roman numeral for one so there are 50 of them representing 50 years. I do have a mould for this but it only has 43 I’s, after I have made the right size in wax I add seven more. Give me the child for the first seven years and I will give you the man. Jesuit maxim widely attributed to Ignatius Loyola; according to Three Myths, by A. Beichman et al. (1981), p. 48, this saying was "attributed to him (perhaps mischievously) by Vo...ltaire." Wikipedia See more
16.01.2022 This is the brooch that is being auctioned online now with the money going to bushfire relief. Link to auction tinyurl.com/yx6axjgq (the brooch is on the second page). auction finishes Feb 11... Vase Brooch, Boutonnière Sterling silver vase brooch that holds water and can be used to hold a delicate flower (comes with little water dropper) RRP: $580 no reserve Available to view at Gray Reid Gallery, 156 Collins Street, Melbourne #amorajoyas #clover #youngjewellersgroup #jewellerybushfireappeal #australianjewellersunite
14.01.2022 I am still tweaking the website and today I added a video! It's my hands working on a String Ring. Lord Coconut took the video at 'Meet the Maker' as part of Melbourne Fashion Week last year. I absolutely recommend muting it because there is lots of loud background noise and as this is the first video I have uploaded to YouTube I have no idea how to cut the sound. https://alialexander.com.au/about-me
10.01.2022 Gleaning in Fitzroy yesterday morning for flowers for the vase brooch. Auction finishes tomorrow. tinyurl.com/yx6axjgq
10.01.2022 I wish design and construction were the most important parts of jewellery, but paperwork and social media are also up there.
09.01.2022 Today I posted a couple of photos of my rubber moulds on Instagram - @alialexanderjewelry Normally a rubber mould is taken from an original piece of jewellery but these are some shells that I use for charms and also a (R) Pearl of Wisdom pendant A pearl is useless while still in the shell The first photo shows a silicon mould that I was made directly from the shell from Port Douglas, the next photo shows a new rubber mould that was made from a silver piece cast from the silicon mould. Wax is injected into the mould and can then be used for lost wax casting. The last photo shows the shell in silver and a piece of coral from Lord Howe Island that was cast in the same way
08.01.2022 At Marketplace in the Lower Melbourne Town Hall today Sunday 4:00 till 8:30, silver rings $150 cash. Part of #FestivalOfSteve with Lord Coconut
06.01.2022 This is the front page of my updated website. www.alialexander.com.au was originally created in 2004 (well I thought it was 2004, but the Wayback Machine has it in 2002 \_()_/ ) I hadn't done anything to it in a couple of years, so this is a whole new site.
05.01.2022 Paws ring in sterling silver by Ali Alexander #melbourne #melbournecbd #inmelbcity #melbmoment #melbournestyle #gaymelbourne #madeinmelbourne #melbournemad...e #melbournejewellery #handmadeinmelbourne #melbnow #melbs #visitmelbourne #discovermelbourne #melbpics #melbournemoments #melbourneiloveyou #melbournetodo #cityadventure #melbourneevents #visitvictoria #tourismvictoria #melbournedesign #melbourneart #cat #paw #catpaw #catjewellery See more
05.01.2022 Making a string ring last year with Lord Coconut.
05.01.2022 Thank you Lord Coconut for posting this on Instagram. It shows how each string ring is made individually and why no two can be the same.
03.01.2022 20% OFF EVERYTHING SALE We’re moving out so we’ve taken 20% off everything until September 12th. It’s an end of an era for our Bricks and Mortar store so it’s t...ime to clear some stock before we move to online only. We stock all the same jewellers that you’ve grown to love so let’s support these talented individuals during the latest lock down. Note: Many of our jewellers are interstate so it’s business as usual for them whilst our Victorian jewellers may take a little longer to make that special piece if we don’t have it in stock. #handmade #handmadejewellery #handcrafted #handcraftedjewellery #handcraftedjewelry #mensjewellery #mensjewelry #jewelry #jewellery #jewelry #jeweler #contemporaryjewellery #handcraftedjewellery #handcraftedjewelry #handmadejewellery #handcrafted #handmade #australianmade #melbourne #madeinmelbourne #melbournemade #melbournejewellery #handmadeinmelbourne
01.01.2022 Because they go together like salt and pepper I presented these coordinating diamond rings to the couple on salt and pepper shakers. The other photo shows them toasting 10 years that the rings are celebrating. 9ct white gold
01.01.2022 Golly gee that's a lot of rings. And I miss shellac.
01.01.2022 The NOW part of my exhibition has been extended to October 12 at Journal Cafe, 253 Flinders Lane.
