THE PRESIDENT AND MASTER MODEL MAKER 

WHEN I WAS SEVEN, I WAS A THEIF.  I used to steal my Mother’s maple clothespins, and carve them with an exacto knife into animals.  Because my father owned and ran a precision tool and die company, it was not unusual for a seven year old to have an exacto knife.

I had an Uncle who designed for “Cartier” back in the 1930’s, who lived within five miles of our home. He was always willing to show me pieces he was working on, and gems from his collection. He was a kind man and encouraged me to carve in more exotic woods like ebony, zebra wood, and mahogany which he supplied. My uncle introduced me to a partner in business who owned a beautiful jewelry store in Morristown, nj.  this man asked me to carve in wax (we use the lost wax casting method) a few pieces which he then cast in gold and platinum.    He introduced me to so many people in a business that you only get in to if you’re invited.  through word of mouth from happy clients, I was able to become established as a master model maker whose company model is integrity, honor and honesty

I hope as you wear any of the pieces of jewelry that you are reminded of God’s goodness in the land of the living, and that you are encouraged, inspired, and motivated in your own personal walk.