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Ring set

Wendy Ramshaw, 2001

MIMA, Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art, Middlesbrough
© Wendy Ramshaw/ Photography: Hallmark Design Consultancy

In 1999, the artist produced a millennium medal for HM the Queen using a technique which coats material with nanocrystalline diamond, a process at the forefront of medical and electronic technology. This set of 7 rings is the main work in a small range using the same process.

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Title of artwork, date

Ring set, 2001

Date supported

2002

Medium and material

18 ct white gold & diamond on mild steel stand

Dimensions

3 x 2 cm

Grant

5796

Total cost

9191

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