Historical Jewish Wedding Rings is a die cut book, both pages and cover, that investigates this 17th-18th century style of jewelry. Not being Jewish, but loving the look and concept of the rings, I went overboard on the research. It was fun. This was made a month or two before Photoshop offered layers. So the illustrations were drawn on acetate, black lines on one side and colored inks on the other. Then the acetate was scanned with gold or silver leaf behind it. As you can see the book is mounted in a black velvet pendant box to continue the jewelry concept.

Stats: Beckett Cambric paper, font; Zapf chancery, printed digitally on a Tektronic wax phase change printer, 3.75" x 2.75" x 1", edition size; 300, each signed and numbered. $45.00 + s/h. See previous page for ordering instructions.