Silverworks Island | Blue skies, golden hour and special moments with a view only Silverworks could offer. | Instagram
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Silverworks Island | Blue skies, golden hour and special moments with a view only Silverworks could offer. | Instagram
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Harris Leather & Silverworks | Hand made and engraved for your memories! We love creating one of a kind heirloom pieces! #handmade #handengraved #custombuckle... | Instagram
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Harris Leather & Silverworks | Hand made and engraved for your memories! We love creating one of a kind heirloom pieces! #handmade #handengraved #custombuckle... | Instagram
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Lovin Dublin on Instagram: "If you’re looking for one of the most unique experience in Dublin, look no further than this Silverworks workshop. We’re typing this as we both have our rings on in the office, this is a ring you won’t want to take off when you’ve made it! Perfect for a little solo date or with friends this workshops runs in their Drury Street & George’s Street location. 📛 @silverworksdublin 💰 €130 pp"
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Lovin Dublin on Instagram: "If you’re looking for one of the most unique experience in Dublin, look no further than this Silverworks workshop. We’re typing this as we both have our rings on in the office, this is a ring you won’t want to take off when you’ve made it! Perfect for a little solo date or with friends this workshops runs in their Drury Street & George’s Street location. 📛 @silverworksdublin 💰 €130 pp"
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Affinity Silverworks on Instagram: "In the Victorian era willow was a common motif in mourning jewelry, and “wearing the willow” was a term that meant you were grieving someone. The symbolism mostly stems from a Bible passage (Psalm 137), where the captives in Babylon are remembering their home and weeping. “There on the willow trees we hung up our harps, for our captors demanded music and singing.” (Willow trees do not grow in Babylon, and this was a mistranslation. The text was referring to a
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Affinity Silverworks on Instagram: "In the Victorian era willow was a common motif in mourning jewelry, and “wearing the willow” was a term that meant you were grieving someone. The symbolism mostly stems from a Bible passage (Psalm 137), where the captives in Babylon are remembering their home and weeping. “There on the willow trees we hung up our harps, for our captors demanded music and singing.” (Willow trees do not grow in Babylon, and this was a mistranslation. The text was referring to a
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Affinity Silverworks on Instagram: "Amber was most commonly used for two things: carving into amulets (for supernatural protection) and honoring the dead. If you want to see pictures of some ancient artifacts with more details, check out my “amber” story highlight! There were a handful of ancient thinkers who came close to the real source, like Pliny the Elder in the first century. He identified it as hardened tree resin; the encapsulated insects meant it must have been a liquid at some point. W
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Affinity Silverworks on Instagram: "Amber was most commonly used for two things: carving into amulets (for supernatural protection) and honoring the dead. If you want to see pictures of some ancient artifacts with more details, check out my “amber” story highlight! There were a handful of ancient thinkers who came close to the real source, like Pliny the Elder in the first century. He identified it as hardened tree resin; the encapsulated insects meant it must have been a liquid at some point. W
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Affinity Silverworks on Instagram: "It’s possible this legend was drawn from a real behavior: pelicans pressing their beak pouches onto their chests to empty the contents for their babies. Medieval bestiaries were full of weird “facts” like this, often with some sort of moral lesson or allegory attached. For example, lions have a similar power- supposedly cubs are born lifeless and lions bring their cubs to life by roaring over them or breathing into their faces. The script around the edge of th
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Affinity Silverworks on Instagram: "It’s possible this legend was drawn from a real behavior: pelicans pressing their beak pouches onto their chests to empty the contents for their babies. Medieval bestiaries were full of weird “facts” like this, often with some sort of moral lesson or allegory attached. For example, lions have a similar power- supposedly cubs are born lifeless and lions bring their cubs to life by roaring over them or breathing into their faces. The script around the edge of th
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Affinity Silverworks on Instagram: "These are the little specimens that I include with my jewelry! Just a personal touch from my garden. Silica is the stuff in those “do not eat” packets they put in shoe boxes. 🌷Safety rules: 1. Silica is not toxic, and you can even find it in food packaging keep things dry. That does not mean it’s safe to eat non-food things, and you definitely don’t want the dust in your lungs. Wear a proper dust respirator every time. 2. If your silica is pure white/grey/cle
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Affinity Silverworks on Instagram: "These are the little specimens that I include with my jewelry! Just a personal touch from my garden. Silica is the stuff in those “do not eat” packets they put in shoe boxes. 🌷Safety rules: 1. Silica is not toxic, and you can even find it in food packaging keep things dry. That does not mean it’s safe to eat non-food things, and you definitely don’t want the dust in your lungs. Wear a proper dust respirator every time. 2. If your silica is pure white/grey/cle
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Carly Strauss on Instagram: "I love a class of high school students! Sheri of @nevada_silversmithing and I taught this stacking ring class and it was a blast. The rings they made were so good. Thanks to Joel @nevada_lapidary for teaching the students about lapidary, letting them select rough from his stash, and cutting the stones for their rings. #madeinnevada #silversmith #class"
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Affinity Silverworks on Instagram: "These will be up on Saturday (11/6) at 4 pm EST! If you want all the details before the release, like pricing and ring sizes, I send a full preview to my email subscribers the day before the drop. You can sign up for the list on my website! I don’t send any spam or ads, just a preview once a month or so ❤️"
266.5K viewsNov 4, 2021
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Harris Leather & Silverworks on Instagram: "Luxury lives in the details. 🖤"
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Silverworks Island on Instagram: "A view we will certainly never be tired of."
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Sapphire Silverworks LLP on Instagram: "Chandi ki Machli - New Design for Silver Fish Wt ~ 15g, 10g, 7g Length - 2.75" / 2.25" / 2" 999 Silver Forming (Hollow) Idols Premium Enamel #sapphiresilverworks"
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Affinity Silverworks on Instagram: "The real answer is that they reproduce through spores! (And no, that’s not the same thing as a seed.) If you look up the lifecycle of a fern, you’ll see why scientists couldn’t figure out how spores work until the late 1800s. It’s notoriously hard to observe the process in nature, and so complicated it’s like it was designed to throw people off. Medieval scholars were at least observant enough to tell that those brown dots were not seeds, and they were right a
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Affinity Silverworks on Instagram: "This symbolism comes from the Victorian Language of Flowers, where every plant carried a specific meaning. Oleander is one of those plants where you should be watching your kids and pets like a hawk around it. A handful of leaves or flowers is enough to put you in a coma or worse. It’s one of the plants referred to as “dogbane” because…well, yeah. Some modern sources say the flower symbolizes love because of the Greek myth of the lovers Hero and Leander. Leand
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Affinity Silverworks on Instagram: "In Greek myth, Dionysus (god of wine) receives an amethyst from Rhea to “preserve him from the tyranny of madness.” (From Nonnus’ Dionysiaca). So why were they drinking wine if they didn’t want to party? In the ancient Mediterranean, people consumed a LOT of wine. But it was almost always watered down to make it more suitable as an everyday beverage. Wine was even added to the drinking water to kill bacteria. Intoxication was only acceptable in certain situati
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Affinity Silverworks on Instagram: "Some of you will recognize the symbol as a square knot or a reef knot! In the ancient Mediterranean, jewelry wasn’t just for decoration; their pieces were full of symbolism and often tied to religious or superstitious beliefs (protective amulets were everywhere) This knot is a motif you’ll see over and over when looking at both Greek and Roman artifacts. If you want to see examples, check out the post after this one! Now…did they mind the irony of Heracles’ ca
6.9M viewsJan 29, 2023
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Trancend on Instagram: "📹 @florjan.leci — @asotlive 🗓️Sunday 13th July 2025. Silverworks Island in London. Thanks for sending your moments to Trancend 💙 Keep tagging us and let the world feel what you feel! #TranceFamily #WeAreTrancend #ShareTheTrance #TranceLovers #Festivalmoment #Trancendcommunity"
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Cosmic Gate on Instagram: "We sat down for with A State of Trance for an exclusive interview ahead of our performance at their #London Festival at Silverworks Island this July 13th. @asotlive @silverworksisland @louderevents We are beyond excited to return to the UK and to one of the best festival sites in the country. See you all very soon! ✨🚀"
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BROADWICK LIVE | @anyma presents ÆDEN London, June 27th-28th, Silverworks Island Presenting his new ÆDEN show which debuts at Coachella in April, this is... | Instagram
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