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Sandra Enterline is known for creating jewelry with tiny perforations that offer glances into their interior. These long tubular earrings utilize this to great effect with the outside having a beautiful dark patina that contrasts with the icy white interior created by a thin layer of white gold. The tubes are suspended from arced silver "handles" and are attached to a linear surmount.

Sandra Enterline (1960-present) is a renowned San Francisco-based jeweler whose work is in the collection of the Museum of Art and Design (MAD) in New York, The Oakland Museum of California, and the Smithsonian. She received a BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design and has had many solo and group exhibitions, along with here jewelry appearing in numerous books about contemporary jewelry design. A piece of hers is featured on the cover of "One of a Kind, American Art Jewelry Today: by Susan Grant Lewin, one of the seminal works about contemporary art jewelry.

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