
FERCUPIUM SHARD PENDANT 2305 - "REVIVAL" STANISLAV DROKIN COLLAB
₹155,600
One of a kind collectors fercupium pendant made from iron shrapnel from Kharkiv, Ukraine, finished with bronze and measuring 49.1x14.1x6.5mm. Accession number P2305. Available with or without 24in rhodium plated sterling silver wheat chain. Additional precious chain options are available upon request. Exchange only. _____ "The war changed my life, changed my priorities and values. It was necessary for me to adapt and survive, to save the team, the studio and the gallery, and most importantly, to be useful creatively in the victory of Ukraine and its restoration." Stanislav Drokin is a contemporary artist who makes one of a kind fine jewelry pieces. Based in Kharkiv, Ukraine, Drokin uses existing and invented methods to create jewelry: from traditional and autors to modern 3D technology depending on the creative goal. Always testing limits, Drokin holds three victories in international competitions held in the USA and two in Europe. "I am fascinated by improvisation — creating jewellery without sketches, using intuition, a sense of harmony and a shape — it’s like jazz. Constant experiments led me to bimetallic casting, creating unique jewellery without soldering, using my own techniques of hybrid, double casting and sequential casting. It is impossible to replicate and create them…" Drokin’s singular designs are positioned in the context of the art market which values the individuality and rarity of his work created with vision, intuition, and the utmost mastery. Working during a period of global change and digital transformation, Drokin’s role has always advanced a creative conversation between the intangible world, cultural heritage, and the contemporary environment. Since the war in Ukraine, Drokin started the “Forget-Me-Not” Project experimenting with bomb fragments, adorning them with blue metal flowers to raise funds for those in need and bring Ukraine's victory closer. The pieces from the “Forget-Me-Not” collection are intended for people, organizations, and…
Technical Specifications
- Material
- Iron shrapnel, bronze
- Type
- Necklace Pendant
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One of a kind collectors fercupium pendant made from iron shrapnel from Kharkiv, Ukraine, finished with bronze and measuring 49.1x14.1x6.5mm. Accession number P2305. Available with or without 24in rhodium plated sterling silver wheat chain. Additional precious chain options are available upon request. Exchange only. _____ "The war changed my life, changed my priorities and values. It was necessary for me to adapt and survive, to save the team, the studio and the gallery, and most importantly, to be useful creatively in the victory of Ukraine and its restoration." Stanislav Drokin is a contemporary artist who makes one of a kind fine jewelry pieces. Based in Kharkiv, Ukraine, Drokin uses existing and invented methods to create jewelry: from traditional and autors to modern 3D technology depending on the creative goal. Always testing limits, Drokin holds three victories in international competitions held in the USA and two in Europe. "I am fascinated by improvisation — creating jewellery without sketches, using intuition, a sense of harmony and a shape — it’s like jazz. Constant experiments led me to bimetallic casting, creating unique jewellery without soldering, using my own techniques of hybrid, double casting and sequential casting. It is impossible to replicate and create them…" Drokin’s singular designs are positioned in the context of the art market which values the individuality and rarity of his work created with vision, intuition, and the utmost mastery. Working during a period of global change and digital transformation, Drokin’s role has always advanced a creative conversation between the intangible world, cultural heritage, and the contemporary environment. Since the war in Ukraine, Drokin started the “Forget-Me-Not” Project experimenting with bomb fragments, adorning them with blue metal flowers to raise funds for those in need and bring Ukraine's victory closer. The pieces from the “Forget-Me-Not” collection are intended for people, organizations, and…
Country of origin: United States
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ARTICLE22 is a US for-profit social enterprise selling jewelry and home goods handmade by artisans in Laos. Its first collection, PEACEBOMB, is made by Laotian craftspeople using metal scrap and shrapnel left over from the Vietnam War. Each piece supports MAG (Mines Advisory Group) in clearing unexploded ordnance. The brand says that growing sales allow artisans to create new designs, build their businesses and contribute more to clearance work. Founder Elizabeth Suda started the company after meeting villagers in Laos who melted US bombs into spoons. The brand reports customers in over 40 countries. Good On You rates ARTICLE22 Good overall and Great for people. It notes the brand's mission to improve social conditions in Laos, its tracing of most of its supply chain and living wages for final-stage workers. On the environment, Good On You credits its use of upcycled materials and limited production runs. The brand appears to use leather and has no evidence of an animal welfare policy, which gives it an animals score of It's a Start.

















































































































