An October gallery event featuring the precious jewelry and unique fossilized carvings of artisan Steven Ruse.
Studio Seven Arts announces a gallery event for the Fall 2011 season featuring the precious jewelry pieces of artisan Steven Ruse.
Ruse, a veteran jewelry maker and carver, is a local favorite in Pleasanton and he will be displaying and discussing his hand-made jewelry that is colorful and bold for Autumn 2011.
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Featured works will include an extraordinary collection of Ruse’s rings, earring, bracelets, pendants and fossilized carvings, featured at a special Trunk Show on Saturday, Oct. 15th (10am to 2pm).
Sparkling, Unique and Earthy Appeal
For Studio Seven Arts, Ruse makes use of stunning gemstones such as black and white pearls, onyx, garnet, amethyst, carved tourmali and coral rose in addition to soft, 99% Fine Silver that is soft to the touch.
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“Jewelry pieces from Steven Ruse are hand fashioned to be worn and look like nothing else available, and his passion in creating his little masterpieces shines through in every work,” said Dirk Christiansen, owner of Studio Seven Arts. “For Fall '11 we have more than 10 new exclusive pieces that further his tremendous following.”
Ruse’s work is inspired by the environment, bright deep colors and the natural wonders of the coast. A former sea diver, Ruse began fashioning his vast collection of artifacts and precious stones to create jewelry for his wife, and later, for everyone. Ruse’s work inspires natural appeal, due to the artisan’s use of fine silver and distinct metals, beautifully colored precious stones, and fossilized ivory, polished and fashioned for his carvings.
