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My Bench
My Bench: Yuki Mathwin
4.5 k views | Posted August 01, 2022 |
august SPOTLIGHT:Yuki Mathwin believes that jewellery is a form of expression, with simple pieces capable of holding remarkable meaning to different people. One piece of jewellery can tell many stories.
Yuki Mathwin Works at: Abrecht Bird Jewellers. Melbourne VIC Age: 45 Years in trade: 8 years Training: Four-year apprenticeship, certificate IV. | | SIGNATURE PIECE: SATURN'S STONEA massive hexagonal-shaped storm was discovered on Saturn’s north pole in the 1980s. The raging hurricane is 32,000 kilometres in diameter and over the years has been observed to have changed from a blue colour to a more golden colour. It has six distinct sides, larger than the size of the earth, which form the shape of a hexagon. | Favourite gemstone:That’s a difficult question. At the moment it’s opal. I’m totally mesmerised by all the colours. Favourite metal:18-carat yellow gold. Favourite tool:Hammer, there’s something about hammering. Maybe it’s the noise, or the power to manipulate metal, that I really enjoy. Best new tool discovery:I love our laser welder, there is nothing it cannot do! Best part of job:Being able to talk about jewellery all day. Worst part of job:Two things. Waking up in the middle of the night, thinking about a job. Constantly dropping small diamonds. They’re both pretty bad! Best tip from a jeweller:You never stop learning. Best tip to a jeweller:Never give up. Biggest health concern on the bench:My mental health, because I always feel inspired to make myself jewellery, but don’t have the time! Love jewellery because: Jewellery is a form of expression and can hold a lot of meaning. I love the history of jewellery too, a piece can tell many stories. |
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