Michael Good Jewelry

A beautiful and sculptural pair of Michael Good 18K yellow gold Figure 8 earrings, handmade using his signature anticlastic forming technique. The me...

Material: Solid 18k Yellow Gold Total Weight: 5.81 Grams Overall Height: 21.2mm (0.83") (north to south, when pin is running horizontally) Overall Width: 66.1mm (2.6") (east to west,...

18k Yellow Gold Torque design - Double Helix Total Weight: 7.13 grams Length: 1.75 inches Size: Medium

18 kt Yellow Gold Total Weight: 8 grams LengthL: 1 1/4 inches

18 kt Yellow Gold Total Weight: 4.1 grams Length: 0.75 inch Total Weight: 4.1 grams

Aerodynamic pair of earrings designed by Michael Good. A beautiful and elegant pair of aerodynamic dangle earrings, created by the American goldsmith and artist jeweler Michael Good, back in the 1985. These earrings has been crafted with free twisted shapes in yellow gold of 18 karats with high polished finish. They are fitted on top with concealed French hooks for pierced ears. Weight: 7.95 grams (5.12 Dwt). Measures: 63 mm by 16 mm (2.48 by 0.63 inch). Hallmarks: Stamped with the maker's mark, the mark for the assay of the gold and signed, "M. GOOD .750 S". Michael Good His name is synonymous with anticlastic raising, has developed and expanded the definition of jewelry and metalsmithing to sculptural forms that are a natural extension of the human form. Michael Good spent his youth in both the US and Europe. In the late 50s he moved to NYC where he worked as a social activist. It was in NYC that he started working with a sculptor who taught him some very rudimentary metalsmithing skills. In 1969, Michael and his wife, Karen, moved with their son “back to nature” to a minuscule town in northeast, Maine. They spent several years logging, clamming, and any other odd jobs possible to make a living, while at the same time, Michael continued to work on jewelry. In 1977, he took a workshop with Heikki Seppa, a Finnish metalsmith who showed him the basic techniques of putting a compound curve into a sheet of metal (like a saddle form). Michael was fascinated with the process and figured out how to continue forming the curve into a tube. From 1981–1986, he won several prestigious awards, including Intergold, Diamonds Today, and Diamonds International. This laid the foundation for a long career designing jewelry and sculpture using the now well-known technique of Anticlastic Raising. Michael has shown his work in both jewelry stores and galleries since the early 1980s. Over the past several years, he has concentrated his efforts on a more limited number of elite stores, as well as his own gallery located in Rockport, Maine. (Michael Good gallery with thanks.) Exhibitions Participate in 1997 American Jewelry Design Council Members Exhibition, National Metals Museum, Memphis, Tennessee. 1995 Aspects, Group Show, Studio of Wilhelm Buchert, Rodenbeck, Germany. 1994–1996 AJDC Mona Lisa Project Cube Project Wheel Project. 1993 & 1984 One Man Show, Concepts - Carmel, California. 1992 Biennial Art & Jewelry Exhibition - Studio of Bernd Munsteiner - Stipshausen, Germany. 1992 Gallery Opening, Gallery Aurus - Paris, France. 1987 One Man Show Jewelry & Sculpture, Bijou tier Michaud - Neuchâtel, Switzerland. 1986–1996 Jewel Noel, Orchestra Fundraiser - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 1986 American Art to Wear, Museum Benefit - Lubbock, Texas. 1986 Fresno Art Center Invitational, Fresno, California. 1985–1987 American Jewelry now. Literature: Michael Good, Michael Good Jewelry...

Aerodynamic pair of earrings designed by Michael Good. Beautiful twisted wire pair, created by the famed jewelry designer and sculptor Michael Good, back in the 1981. They was carefully crafted in the shape of a figure eight in yellow gold of 18 karats with high polished finish and fitted with discrete wires to wear in pierced ears. Weight: 5.35 grams (3.43 Dwt). Measures: 36 mm by 18 mm (1.42 by 0.71 inch). Hallmarks: Stamped with the maker's mark, the gold assay mark and signed, "M. GOOD .750". Literature: Michael Good, Michael Good Jewelry...

Sculptor and Jewelry Designer Michael Good designed and hand formed this sterling silver Hyperbolic Paraboloid sculpture on black marble base. Signed M.Good 925. In the Mid-Century Modern Style. Michael worked with famed Finnish-born American master metalsmith Heikki Seppa...

Aerodynamic pair of earrings designed by Michael Good. Beautiful twisted wire pair, created by the famed jewelry designer and sculptor Michael Good, back in the 1981.Carefully crafted in the shape of a figure eight in yellow gold of 18 karats with high polished finish and fitted with discrete wires to wear in pierced ears. Weight: 4.95 grams (3.17 Dwt). Measures: 36 mm by 21 mm (1.42 by 0.83 inch). Hallmarks: Stamped with the maker's mark, the gold assay mark and signed, "M. GOOD .750". Literature: Michael Good, Michael Good Jewelry...

Drop earrings designed by Michael Good. Fabulous and very rare pair of drop earrings, created in Rockport Maine by the artist goldsmith Michael Good, back in the 1990's. These beautiful unusual pair has been crafted in the shapes of an aerodynamic leaves, in solid yellow gold of 18 karats with high polished finish. Fitted with integrated hooks for pierced ears. Diamonds: Mount in a pave setting, with 136 calibrated round brilliant cut diamonds, 4.08 carats, white colorless F color, VS-2 clarity. Birthstone: Diamonds for the month of April Weight: 9.45 Grams, (6.08 Dwt). Measurements: Drop of 55 mm and a width of 17 mm (2.16 x 0.67 Inches). Hallmarks: Stamped with the maker's mark, the mark for the assay of the gold and signed, "MICHAEL GOOD .750". Michael Good, whose name is synonymous with anticlastic raising, has developed and expanded the definition of jewelry and metalsmithing to sculptural forms that are a natural extension of the human form. Michael Good spent his youth in both the US and Europe. In the late 50s he moved to NYC where he worked as a social activist. It was in NYC that he started working with a sculptor who taught him some very rudimentary metalsmithing skills. In 1969, Michael and his wife, Karen, moved with their son “back to nature” to a minuscule town in northeast, Maine. They spent several years logging, clamming, and any other odd jobs possible to make a living, while at the same time, Michael continued to work on jewelry. In 1977, he took a workshop with Heikki Seppa, a Finnish metalsmith who showed him the basic techniques of putting a compound curve into a sheet of metal (like a saddle form). Michael was fascinated with the process and figured out how to continue forming the curve into a tube. From 1981–1986, he won several prestigious awards, including Intergold, Diamonds Today, and Diamonds International. This laid the foundation for a long career designing jewelry and sculpture using the now well-known technique of Anticlastic Raising. Michael has shown his work in both jewelry stores and galleries since the early 1980s. Over the past several years, he has concentrated his efforts on a more limited number of elite stores, as well as his own gallery located in Rockport, Maine. (Michael Good gallery with thanks.) Exhibitions: 1997 American Jewelry Design Council Members Exhibition, National Metals...

Lily drop earrings designed by Michael Good. A beautiful elegant dangle pair, created talented goldsmith-artist Michael Good, with the stylized shape of the lily flower with pistils. They was crafted in solid .850/.999 platinum and 18 kt yellow gold, with polished and frosted finish. Suited with an integrated pair of hooks...

Calla lily drop earrings designed by Michael Good. A beautiful pair, created with the stylized shape of the lily flower with pistils. They wa...