Beginning September 4th through October 14th, jewelry designer Donna Veverka, will have an exhibit of her sculptural one-of-a-kind jewelry presented at Babson College, Sorenson Theater in Wellesley, Mass. The name of the exhibit is "Scale Shift," and college's web site describes it as follows:

Scale Shift, sculpture and jewelry by Donna Veverka. Veverka's work reflects her fascination with travel and the international language of domed ceilings and circular stairways, the majesty and visual representations of church and a reverence for form itself, into fine art. Structures and ornamental features most often encountered as massive and imposing are made to the scale of the human body - as Veverka's work is meant to be worn as adornment. Working in sterling silver and gold, with textile elements, Veverka brings the geometry of Classical architecture to the gallery space, and to your arm, finger or throat.

Her work is really unbelievable! I visited the artist's web site and picked up a few pieces to amaze you. Pictured above is the "Amphitheater" ring fabricated and cast from sterling and 18kt gold.

Below is entitled "Balcony" and made of sterling.




Finally a brooch called "Cloister" made of sterling and 18kt gold.