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Gregory Pyra, an international reknowned jewellery artist, has his work shown currently in museums such as the Malbork Castle Museum, in Malbork, and the Amber Museum in Gdansk in Poland. In the past he has made pieces for the Royal family in Sweden, for King Gustav and Queen Silvia in 1976 after his work was shown in Tidö Slott, in Tidö, Sweden.
Gregory has had shows since the 1970's until the present throughout Europe and United States.
Gregory has had his jewellery works published in numerous books, which were printed in Germany,
Poland, United Kingdom, France, etc.
Some of his most recent work is currently found in galleries in the United States. His work in USA and
Europe is one of the very few rarities that is still actually hand-madeby the artist.
Artist Gregory Pyras` jewellery today clearly shows the difference between craft jewellery, popular in the
UK and USA, and his own class of art jewellery, in that craft jewellery is just handmade vs.
that art jewellery goes beyond into showing something that the artist creates that is not common to see. |
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Born in Warsaw, Poland, Gregory Pyra has been painting and creating jewelry most of his life. His unusual jewelry pieces are totally hand sculpted. The jewelry is made with a European technique using a torch that melts wire metal into unique, never repeated shapes.
Gregory's jewelry is set with an infinite variety of stones, minerals, or fossils, which include anything from pearls, sea glass, ammonite, or sea shells to cabachon stones or facet cut stones such as amethyst, rhodolite, garnets, peridot, and tourmalines. He creates custom work using diamonds, sapphires, and rubies and can use stones that the collector provides.
His work is widely collected in the US and Europe and is in several museums including the Malbork Castle Museum in Poland and is owned by the Swedish Royal Family. Carolina Creations has represented Gregory since 2000 and he has a large following in the area.
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