Anodized metal opens the door to endless possibilities for artisan bracelets that boast a one-of-a-kind design. Exposing metals such as niobium and titanium to heat or electricity changes the color of these reactive metals. The process transforms ordinary metals into stunning, iridescent pieces with unique hues and patterns.
Handcrafted bracelets from Pittsburgh artisan Lisa Parker feature intricate patterns, dynamic shapes, and innovative finishes to create handmade bracelets that are distinctive and stunning.
These artisan bracelets aren’t just striking to look at on your wrist. They’re also hypoallergenic so you can wear them without irritation.
Niobium is a rare metal that takes on new life when anodized. Through the skillful application of electrical currents and chemical solutions, Lisa brings out vibrant colors naturally.
Jewelry lovers who avoid mass-produced pieces due to a skin allergy will appreciate the non-allergenic properties of niobium and titanium.
Titanium is known for its strength and durability. It’s also a remarkable canvas for anodized artisan bracelets, lending to visually striking jewelry.
Because titanium is so lightweight yet durable, anodizing it allows artisans to create distinctive shapes and patterns. The multitude of colors the process pulls out of the metal makes it a popular choice among artisans and discerning handmade jewelry collectors.
Explore Lisa’s collection of anodized artisan bracelets in the Etna showroom. She encourages her customers to look, touch, feel, and yes – try on – any of her Pittsburgh handcrafted bracelets.
Don’t see what you want in the pre-made offerings? Ask about her custom-designed niobium and titanium jewelry options.
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