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from sterling silver and gold with a gemstones of amethyst, blue topaz, peridot, tourmaline, pearls, amber, etc.

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One of a kind Jewelry

Art Jewelry, Jewelry Artist, Gregory Pyra Piro,
Gabriel Pyra, and The Piro Group.









One of a Kind Jewelry and One of a Kind Sculpture

Piro Art Jewellery Clock Sculpture #1
from the "Gateway To the Universe" Series
in sterling silver, 14 karat gold, oak wood, enamel, nautilus shell, amber, drusy, facet cut peridot, facet cut garnet, facet cut amethyst, and pearls.

This work of art sculpture is made by the same designer jewelry artist, Gregory Pyra Piro, who made
the wedding gift chalices for King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia of Sweden.









One of a Kind Jewelry, Handcrafted Jewelry

Piro Bracelet Watch

100% Handmade, Artist Original Piece, Handcrafted in

sterling Silver and 18 Karat Gold

sterling silver, 18 karat gold,

amber, drusy, garnet, citrine, green tourmaline, peridot








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One of a Kind Jewelry and One of a Kind Sculpture

Art jewelry, Jewelry Artist, Piro Wine Glass

"The Missing Link" #1

Here is when jewelry is classified into visual fine art.

Materials: glass, sterling silver, 14 karat gold,

facet cut rhodolite garnet,

ammonite fossil, agate crystal drusy, Baltic amber

This one of a kind piece is currently on display in

The Amber Museum in Gdansk, Poland.








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Art jewelry, Jewelry Artist, Piro Letter Opener

Materials: stainless steel, sterling silver, 14 karat gold,

Baltic amber, facet cut amethyst, pearls

This one of a kind piece is currently on display in

The Amber Museum in Gdansk, Poland.








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One of a Kind Jewelry, Jewelry in Museums

Art jewelry, Jewelry Artist, Piro

A few other works (images above),

which some are on display in

The Malbork Castle Museum in Malbork, Poland.





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One of Piro's recent masterpieces, the "Galaxy" ring in sterling silver, 14 karat gold, with opals, garnet, citrine, peridot, ruby, and sapphires







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One of Piro's recent masterpieces, the "Galaxy" ring in sterling silver, 14 karat gold, with opal, sapphire, drusy, garnet, citrine, peridot





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One of Piro's recent masterpieces, the "Galaxy" pendant in sterling silver, 14 karat gold, with opal, sapphires, rubies, opal, garnet, citrine, peridot
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One of a Kind Jewelry, Handcrafted Jewelry
Original Handmade by Artist, Art Jewelry

This site shows the creation of fine, elegant rare one of a kind art in the jewelry medium, designer art jewelry, sculptures, created by the Piro Group, Gabriel Pyra and by jewelry artist Gregory Pyra Piro, who made pieces for the Royal family in Sweden, for King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia in 1976 and who has his works in the Malbork Castle Museum, in Malbork, and the Amber Museum in Gdansk in Poland. The images and animations show real designer art jewelry pieces, and real sculptures. All Gregory Pyra Piro, Gabriel Pyra, and The Piro Group pieces are very original creations. Piro designer art jewelry are functional sculpture works of art that are wearable, and include such pieces as rings, pendants, bracelets, earrings, perfume bottle pendants, watch bracelets, ring pendants, pin pendants, necklaces, etc. Gregory Pyra Piro art jewelry is designed to be elegant, unique artwork, and also to be functional. The pieces are handmade by artist. The gem stones and metals used in the jewelry are solid 14 karat and 18 karat gold, sterling silver and fine silver, and a wide variety of gem stones. The combinations of our materials is as creative as our artwork itself. Piro, for example, can make a piece in sterling and solid gold that has Baltic amber and fine jewelry facet cut gem stones together in that same piece. Or put a combination of sea glass with pearls and fine jewelry facet cut gem stones together. Piro sculptures may be a combination of clocks, lamps, and wine glasses, and can be made of materials like nautilus shells, ebony wood, black oak, silver, gold, and include semi precious and precious gem stones.
One of the particular things in Piro design work is the mixing of amber with facet cut gemstones such as the sculpture pendant made in sterling silver and 14k gold that has amber with facet cut blue topaz.


One of the particular things in Piro design work is the mixing of amber into not just sterling silver, but sterling silver and 14 karat gold pieces, such as the earrings in sterling silver, 14 karat gold with amber and pearl.
The Peace Sign Trend Returns

Nowadays, when it comes to jewelry, the most commonly used peace sign of all is the one coming from the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament. This model has revolutionized the world of jewelry, more and more people being interested in this simple, but very interesting type of accessories. You can buy peace sign earrings, gloves, scarves, rings, necklaces, bracelets, pins and even moccasins or bags.

Good examples of why this piece sign thing has turned into a real trend are film festivals and social events as such. Designers create whole lines with peace symbols, so that people have where to choose from. Although jewelry with peace signs on it has this hippie touch, it does not necessarily mean that people are returning to the hippie fashion. Jewelry with peace symbols has a new approach, new models are being released on the market, some more elegant and chic than others.

The symbol used for the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament is the most popular among fashion designers today. However, it is not the only peace symbol used in this industry and known to the entire world. Peace is also suggested by signs such as doves carrying olive branches or both of these elements taken separately, these having their origins in ancient times. As for more recent such symbols, the one mentioned in the mentioned in the beginning is completed by the V hand sign.

    The success of the peace sign jewelry is somehow unbelievable both among ordinary people and among celebrities. From ten-year-olds or grandmothers to the first family of the United Sates of America, everybody is fond of this kind of accessories and appreciates the aesthetic value of this peace sign jewelry and other accessories. It seems like there are fewer and fewer people who do not have at least a peace sign necklace, a pin or some peace sign earrings at home.

The piece sign can now be found in all kinds of jewelry. Therefore, you can find plastic peace sign accessories or you can run into this symbol with some of the most sophisticated jewels released on the market today. In the past, there were a lot of comments when people decided to wear this kind of jewelry, but fashion today allows this new trend without no inhibitions and no comments whatsoever. In fact, this retro peace sign trend is very well received nowadays from a social point of view, too, not only from the pure artistic one, promoting values and models in a very stylish, contemporary and everyday way.
Mixed Media, Art, Jewelry, Gregory Pyra Piro

A Gregory Pyra Piro, clock sculpture in glass, oak wood, sterling silver and 14 karat gold with nautilus, amber, facet cut amethyst, facet cut garnet, facet cut peridot, drusy, and pearls.
One of a Kind Jewelry,
Mixed Media, Art, Jewelry, Gregory Pyra Piro

A chalice in glass, sterling silver and 14 karat gold with amber and facet cut garnet, and drusy.
Gregory Pyra Piro rings in sterling silver and 14k gold with various gemstones including the cyber ring, the u ring, and the band ring.






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About the artist

Gregory Pyra, an international jewelry artist, has his work shown currently in museums such as the Malbork Castle Museum, in Malbork, and the Amber Museum in Gdansk in Poland.  Pforzheim Jewellery Museum also had his jewelry artworks.  In the past he has made pieces for the Royal family in Sweden, for King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia in 1976 after his work was shown in Tidö Slott, in Tidö-Lindö, Sweden.  Gregory had shows since the 1970's until the present in Europe, USA, Australia.  His jewelry works were published in books, which were printed in Germany, Poland, UK, France, etc.  Some of his recent made work currently is found in galleries in the USA and Europe.  His art jewelry is something that is entirely artist created and not influenced by the market.  Gregory Pyra art jewelry, unique in a class by itself, is different than anything in the craft movement in the UK, USA, and Australia, and different than any mass produced jewelry found in the UK, USA, Europe or in any other market.  This jewelry is something that the artist creates completely on his own, and at the same time has superb quality. Today Gregory Pyra, Gabriel Pyra, and Piro Group continue creating superb art jewelry design pieces and also unique sculpture.  There are many designs available.  Persons interested in Gregory's recent made original works can contact the artist.
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One of a Kind Jewelry, Handcrafted Jewelry, Gregory Pyra Piro, Gabriel Pyra, and The Piro Group

All the pieces shown on our website are Piro original, handmade pieces. Piro art jewelry is entirely handmade in sterling silver and 14 karat gold or 18 karat gold. None of the pieces by Piro are made by the process of casting in which easy duplication of design pieces is possible. Even if Piro makes a similar piece, because it is handmade, the piece will still be a little bit different, and may be based on a similar design piece, but may have a substitute of different gemstones, and the detail may be a bit different, for example. But Piro can always create something new or something similar. Many art jewelry pieces, and most art jewelry pieces that Piro created throughout the 1990's and 2000's were made in both, sterling silver, and 14 karat or 18 karat gold rather than just in sterling silver or just in 14 karat gold. This website also shows some new art jewelry pieces.
One of a Kind Jewelry
Art Jewelry

One of the most creative things that an artist or jewelry artist can do is create and fuse fine art like surrealism into jewelry.

Surrealism in art jewelry is something that only Piro offers. The art jewelry holds the tradition of the pieces to be from sterling silver, 14 karat gold, and to have gem stones such as: amethyst, blue topaz, citrine, garnet, peridot, tourmaline, and small diamonds with materials such as opal, ammonite, amber, glass, sea glass, mother pearl, and pearls. Many combinations are available.
Art Jewelry by Piro is Handmade, Created by Torch, which Melts Metal in Free Form, Rather than Made from Casting Molds, which Prohibit Unique Designs for Each Piece

Piro art jewelry is unique and is made in a unique way. Every jewelry piece is created in free form and is a work of art. Piro art jewelry is handmade even if that jewelry is created in silver and gold. Piro jewelry is created with a torch, which melts metal in free form making each and every design unique, a little bit like a painter paints a painting with a brush where the torch would be the brush and the silver and gold metals would be the oil paint, and not made in casting where the mold repeats the design prohibiting unique designs for every indiv idual piece. And just like an original oil painting a Piro piece cannot be duplicated exactly. With torch soldering, each piece, even if it is based on a similar design can be a bit different and will be itself one of a kind. The Piro art jewelry is made in sterling silver and 14 karat or 18 karat gold, and sometimes in all gold. The designs often have facet cut gemstones such as: amethyst, blue topaz, citrine, garnet, iolite, peridot, green tourmaline, pink tourmaline, or any other different colors of tourmaline. Other designs sometimes have cabochons such as moonstone and opals. Other materials and gemstones may also include: ammonite, Baltic amber, glass, sea glass, drusy, mother pearl, and ebony wood, which may go in silver and or gold in any combination. The gemstones in Piro work can double up as two amethyst stones or two blue topaz stones, for example, or a combination of amethyst and peridot, citrine and peridot, amethyst and blue topaz, or blue topaz and peridot. Piro art jewelry also includes combination pieces such as ring pendants, and some unique creative pieces such as the stack rings.
One of the unique design work by Piro are the ring pendants, which double up as not only rings but also as pendants, such as the piece above in sterling silver, 14 karat gold, peridot and glass.
How to Get Started With a Jewellery Collection

Jewellery has the power to make the wearer feel glamorous irrespective of its cost, size or design. From the simplest rings, and pendants, to the most elaborate handcrafted earrings, each piece communicates something unique and special about the personal style of the indiv idual who is wearing it. Unlike clothing, jewellery also often appreciates in value as the years go by, meaning that it is also a good investment for the future. How do you start a collection though? Well, you can’t just go out and buy items at random; there are several steps to follow in order to achieve the best result.



Evaluate your Personal
Sense of Style

The first thing that you need to consider is what types of jewellery goes with the image that you wish to portray. A good way of gauging this is to take a look at the clothing that you wear and think what it says about your personality, for example if you wear Jeffrey West, shoes then you might be edgy and subversive but if you are a fan of Clarks shoes then you might be more reserved. Once you have decided which aspects of your character you wish your jewellery to reflect then you are ready to hit the shops and see what is on offer.



Hitting the Shops

When you first start frequenting jewellery shops to look for potential purchases, it is important not to rush into anything. Take your time and examine each item thoroughly before opening your wallet. It is advisable to start with items that are unlikely to go out of style. These could be earrings, rings, or even sculptural jewellery pieces; it doesn’t matter, just as long as you think that they are likely to still be in fashion ten years down the line.



Shopping Online

Nowadays the Internet enables jewellery collectors to browse a huge range of pieces from the comfort of their own homes. This increases the amount of items that they can choose from by a hundredfold but also holds a number of pitfalls. The first of these is the ease with which collectors can get carried away and purchase the first item that they see when browsing jewellery online. Remember: the Internet is a big place and there are plenty of pieces to consider. The second is the temptation to go for cheap and nasty jewellery. The web is filled with sites offering cut-price bracelets and necklaces but it is important to keep in mind that if something seems too good to be true then it usually is. Finally it is easy not to notice how much it costs to have an item of jewellery shipped over to you when you are buying from a shop overseas. Remember to take into consideration the shipping fee when making your purchase.



Take Care of your Jewellery

Once you have decided what style of jewellery you like and began to establish your collection, the next step is to learn how to take care of it. It is important to find out how to clean it in a way that is not likely to damage it. There are different rules for cleaning different precious materials, for example diamonds can be cleaned by immersing the stone in a solution of ethyl alcohol or ammonia. If you are unsure of how to clean an item without damaging it then it is advisable to pay an expert to do it for you. There is no point eagerly expanding your collection only to ruin it by attempting to clean the pieces using a method that is going to leave them in ruins. It is also essential to pick jewellery to buy that is unlikely to break, as there is nothing worse than amassing a huge collection of broken jewellery.



Above All, Enjoy your Collection

The most important thing to remember is to have fun with your jewellery and wear it with pride, as the confidence with which you sport it will add to your look just as much as the pieces themselves. Many people build up their collections throughout the course of their lives and then have the pleasure of handing them down to their children so each piece that you buy will not only help to establish your sense of style but it will also provide a precious reminder of your life for your loved ones to treasure.
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