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Wasserman jewelry was established in 1999 as a private business
venture. The workshop opeded in tokaj, a small town located in
north-eastern Hungary and world famous for its unique brand of
wine.
  
  
The shop combines theproduction and the amarketing of
jewelry, thus, providing the best, all-around service for a wide-ranging,
diverse cliental. The combination of prodution and marketing enables
us to keep up with the fierce competition addition to sellingrare
and the usual mass-produced jewels, we pay special attention to
locally evolved stylesand fashion items our cliental deem attractive
and desirable for purchase. For these customers we recommend special
designs and handcraf them in a way they ar tasteful, unique and
long lasting in lvalue.
  
 
The
symbol and facade of our firm was designed by Majoros Cecília.
We aimed at creating an easily recognizable logo that represented
our business philosophy of keeping alive the long held tradition
of masterfully crafting articles out of gold, emphasizing hand-crafting
and at the same time, assuming full responsibiity for our name
and the profession.
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We offer the latest trends in styles and fashion in designing
and craftin jewels. We regulary visit current trade axhibits and
study domestic and foreign trade journals and web-sites.
Furthermor, we paricipate in in-service training programs so that
we can offer valuable advice on design, fashion-trends, style,
form, and on the selection of precious stones and metals.
Beginning
in 2003, the evaluation of our works entered at various jewelry
competitions became an important goal for us. We first tried our
luck by enterint the third Tahitian
Pearl Thophy competition held in Hungary. There were ten catergories
and the ruled allowed each goldsmith to enter theree of those.
Two of our three entries pladced among the top three winners.
     
These prize-winning pieces were then exhibited in a Christian
Dior show along with axhibits of some top-notch masters like Nyékes
Ilona and Nagy Dániel. The show was held in the Hungarian Museum
of Arts and Crafts and sponsored by the Indivii firm.

Wassermann Péter
goldsmith master
peter@wassermanngold.hu

Majoros Cecília
éjewelery appraiser, graphic designer
cili@wassermanngold.hu

Kiss-Tóth Attila
jewelery appraiser
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