Bronze; hand-made base accent, .5″ brass low-dome wire roped with 16ga brass wire. Nickel rose wire top element. Hand carved Lapis Lazuli intaglio Pelican Medallion, in a custom brass setting. 8 hours effort.
Pompeia
Project Category: Coronets
Spike
Nickel, engraved heraldic elements based on Baroness Spike’s Arms. The band was hand-sawn to allow pearl teardrops to be mounted as pendants, an homage to the French en tremblent style. Approximately 6 hours of effort.
Giada
Bronze, .5″ brass low-dome bottom accent with decorative elements added to the rivets. Hand-sawn nickel Laurel Wreath and Pelicans. 6mm Swarovski pearls, and 8mm carnelians. The Pelican’s blood drops are 3mmX5mm garnet teardrops. Approximately 21.5 hours of effort.
Talia
Brass, brass wire bottom accent, hand-sawn elements based on the Seljuk “Tree of Life” with 8mm Swarovski pearls. Approximately 17 hours of effort.
Kinehild
Nickel, 16ga half-round brass accent wires. Hand-sawn brass lettering (“NUNC INVENITE” – Go do your research), every two letters separated by 8mm Denim Lapis. Approximately 26.5 hours of effort.
Da’ud and Moire
Brass base layer, cut-work nickel overlay. Lapis Lazuli teardrops. Mists wave. Based on architectural elements from the Alhambra. Approximately 43 of effort hours each.
Finn
Brass, brass wire accents, Hand fluted risers topped with 12mm Swarovski pearls. Band decorated with 10mm Garnet cabochons and 6mm round Swarovski pearls. Hand made mount center front to hold both white enamel epoxy and a Pelican Medallion decorated with a Garnet, the work of Mistress Morgan Athenry. The coronet is also gold plated. This coronet took approximately 28 hours of effort.
Brian
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Nickel band, nickel “sawblade”, lapis. Designed to resemble the Coronet of the Prince of the Mists. Got a bit too close, this piece was later modified to have the center front lapis replaced with the Tower from Viscount Brian’s arms so that he could wear it without being confused with the Prince. This coronet took approximately 19 hours.
Donnan
Brass and copper, designed to comply with SCA standards for Viscounty coronets, as well as “recycle” the pewter howling wolf element from Viscount Donnan’s original coronet. This coronet took approximately 13 hours of effort.
Timothy
Nickel with brass accents and Swarozski pearls, this coronet was designed to be compatible with SCA perceptions for Baronial coronets, and includes Master Timothy’s recognition as a Herald Extraordinary. For having served two terms as White Stag Principal Herald of the Outlands, Timothy was accorded the privilege of registering an Heraldic Title for himself with the College of Arms, and he chose Gold Trumpet Herald Extraordinary. His badge for this recognition is displayed on his coronet. This piece took approximately 19 hours of effort.