Author Topic: Recommended goldsmith? (Read 2002 times)

drekfletch · « **on:** May 01, 2020, 09:45:02 pm »

Hello, I have returned after many years to ask folks for a recommendation.

I'm currently in the market for commissioning a small gold medallion of gold. And I mean small, about the size of a dime at the largest. It is for my altar, so would prefer to go to a smith who is at least known to be pagan-friendly. It would have a simple figure of a snake on it.

Does anyone now of a reputable goldsmith who might be able to do that fine-work?

Aster Breo · « **Reply #1 on:** May 03, 2020, 03:58:36 am »

Quote from: drekfletch on May 01, 2020, 09:45:02 pm

Hello, I have returned after many years to ask folks for a recommendation.

I'm currently in the market for commissioning a small gold medallion of gold. And I mean small, about the size of a dime at the largest. It is for my altar, so would prefer to go to a smith who is at least known to be pagan-friendly. It would have a simple figure of a snake on it.

Does anyone now of a reputable goldsmith who might be able to do that fine-work?

Austin Moore!!!

He's a totally awesome jewelry maker who LOVES to do custom work. I first "met" him (in quotes because we've never met in person) about 10 years ago, I think, when I was looking for someone to set an opal for me. This was back when Etsy had a thing where you could poat a project you wanted done, and craftspeople could bid on doing it.

Fast forward, and he's done so many custom pieces for me! Including several religious/spiritual pieces. He's totally cool with the whole pagan thing.

Here's his Etsy shop:
https://www.etsy.com/shop/mooredesign13

If you want, I can post pics of some of the things he's done for me. Or feel free to email me and we can discuss in more detail. (asterbreo@gmail.com) You can reach him through his Etsy store, or I can give you his email.

I don't have the words to recommend him highly enough. He's a really great guy and a fantastic jeweler.

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