Aggie Beynon

Aggie Beynon's attraction to the resistance of metal and its ability to change form led her to develop a patentable metal process with a metallurgist at the University of Kansas. This technique combined heterogeneous powdered metals to form a unique bonded but not alloyed sintered piece of metal that can suggest anything from archaeological strata to Paleolithic Ontario boulder.

Aggie works in precious and semi-precious metals including sterling, gold, and niobium.