Judith Haas, originally from the Netherlands, moved from Amsterdam to New York in 1999. Two years later she started making jewelry and taking courses at FIT. Currently Judith Haas's jewelry is being sold in boutiques across the country and abroad. She found inspiration for her designs in the natural elements of plants, sun and water and in the work of the Catalan architect Antonio Gaudi. As in nature none of her pieces are regular and absence of symmetry is a constant characteristic in her work. The techniques of wax carving and metal smithing are Judith’s sculpting methods, as they allow her to create pieces that have both graceful lines and the strength of metal. The simple yet elegant designs make them easy to wear and integrate into any style. The materials primarily used are Sterling Silver, Bronze, 14k Gold and semi precious stones. The materials come from as close as Manhattan and as far away as Australia. http://www.judithhaas.com/
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Judith Haas
Judith Haas, originally from the Netherlands, moved from Amsterdam to New York in 1999. Two years later she started making jewelry and taking courses at FIT. Currently Judith Haas's jewelry is being sold in boutiques across the country and abroad. She found inspiration for her designs in the natural elements of plants, sun and water and in the work of the Catalan architect Antonio Gaudi. As in nature none of her pieces are regular and absence of symmetry is a constant characteristic in her work. The techniques of wax carving and metal smithing are Judith’s sculpting methods, as they allow her to create pieces that have both graceful lines and the strength of metal. The simple yet elegant designs make them easy to wear and integrate into any style. The materials primarily used are Sterling Silver, Bronze, 14k Gold and semi precious stones. The materials come from as close as Manhattan and as far away as Australia. http://www.judithhaas.com/
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