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I made this marvelous Byzantine necklace from a my different Stainless Steel wire thicknesses (from 16 gauge down to 22 gauge). That’s what gives this necklace all the different thicknesses and that wonderful look.
I make my links by hand and I weld each link closed so my work lasts for a lifetime and will never catch on hairs. This is a continuous necklace so I does not have a clasp. It’s 26 inches long.
This is a byzantine necklace with interlaced mobius sets throughout. I made it from 18 gauge Stainless Steel, it's wearable and great for men or women.
I make all of my chains from scratch; when I say that I do mean from the raw wire, I form and cut each link by hand and build all of my chains by hand one link at a time. I even weld each link closed as I work. Welding my links closed makes my chains soft to the touch, and durable beyond compare. Plus they don’t catch on hairs.
This impossibly lightweight and unique necklace is made from 18 gauge anodized titanium. The pattern is a version of the ancient Chainmaille pattern called Roman 4 In 1. I’ve used three different colors to make this stunning and unique necklace that is suitable for men or women. It’s super soft feeling, lightweight, waterproof, and built to last a lifetime.
This necklace is perfect.
I used a technique called “Kinging” for this one. It just means that I put two parallel links in every spot where there would be one link. The pattern I used is called GSG.
This necklace is made by me, one link at a time, from solid stainless steel wire. I turn the wire into links and then assemble each one before welding the gap closed on each one so that my links are seamless. Welded chainmaille is smooth and doesn’t catch on hairs, it is durable and will last for many decades of daily wear, and is simply the best.
I made this fun crop top from solid Copper so it is ready for all your adventures!
I make all of my work from the wire. I form and cut each link by hand before assembling them using two pairs of pliers. I go a step further than that by then welding each link closed so that they are seamless. I do this so that my work is smooth to the touch, doesn’t pull on hairs, and last for a lifetime. Welded-link Chainmaille is simply the best quality possible.
This crop top is made from my thick 16 gauge Copper wire. I’ve used a classic pattern named roman four in one to make this beauty. Party in this top, please party in this top.
I made this fun crop top from solid stainless steel so it is waterproof and up for all your adventures!
I make all of my work from the wire. I form and cut each link by hand before assembling them using two pairs of pliers. I go a step further than that by then welding each link closed so that they are seamless. I do this so that my work is smooth to the touch, doesn’t pull on hairs, and last for a lifetime. Welded-link Chainmaille is simply the best quality possible.
This crop top is made from my thick 16 gauge stainless steel wire. I’ve used a classic pattern named roman four in one to make this beauty. Party in this top, please party in this top.
I made this bracelet out of every wire gauge from 16 down to the very thin 22 gauge. I wrap, cut, assemble, and weld each link myself out of my studio here in Portland, Oregon. I've been making Chainmaille for over 25 years and I love the timeless process. This bracelet is so special the way that it grows and shrinks in diameter. So cool!
I made this Chainmaille bracelet by hand. I started with raw wire and finished each link with a prefect weld. This thing is ready for decades of heavy wear. This is the toughest Chainmaille on earth and I guarantee my welded chains for life. This bracelet won't need any special care or polishing and is fine when water or sweat gets on it. Just wear it and enjoy it for the rest of your life.
I made this Stainless Steel choker from a pattern named Roman 6-In-1. This one is made from thicker 16 gauge Stainless Steel. This one is wild though. At the end where the clasp attaches, I welded a series of halved links right onto the chain. This way, you can clasp it tightly around your neck and leave the chain hanging down either in back of in the front. I think is looks awesome!
To make it I started with raw wire. I wrap the wire around a rod to make a spring. Then I cut that into individual circles. Next I assemble those links into the chain. I weld each link closed as a work so that the chain is super smooth to the touch and will last for a lifetime of daily wear.
I made this awesome Chainmaille necklace from thick 16 gauge Stainless Steel wire. To make it I used the pattern called Flat Persian. It is an ancient Chainmaille pattern.
To make my Chainmaille I start with raw wire which I wrap, cut, assemble and weld myself by hand. I take care with each link to make sure that you end up with a perfect piece. By welding my links closed I make chains that will last a lifetime that don’t catch you hair, and that feel perfectly smooth to the touch.
I made this spiraling Chainmaille necklace from 16 gauge Stainless Steel wire. It’s made all as one piece without a clasp and the spirals fit into each other at the bottom for that cool double helix effect. This necklace is 28 inches long.
To make my Chainmaille I start with raw wire which I wrap, cut, assemble and weld myself by hand. I take care with each link to make sure that you end up with a perfect piece. By welding my links closed I make chains that will last a lifetime that don’t catch you hair, and that feel perfectly smooth to the touch.
I make these Teardrop earrings by using a Chainmaille pattern named Full Persian. The way I get them to have that wonderful shape is by using different wire and link sizes.
For these I've used five different wire gauges (22, 20, 19, 18, & 16 gauge) and six different link sizes to make them start tiny and perfectly transform to the large size at the bottom. I make, assemble, and weld each of my links closed myself. This makes for the best Chainmaille on earth.
This is a classic byzantine necklace made from 19 gauge Stainless Steel, it's wearable and great for men or women.
I make all of my chains from scratch; when I say that I do mean from the raw wire, I form and cut each link by hand and build all of my chains by hand one link at a time. I even weld each link closed as I work. Welding my links closed makes my chains soft to the touch, and durable beyond compare. Plus they don’t catch on hairs.