PRINCIPLE OF DESIGN IN JEWELRY MAKING

This refers to the focal point of the jewelry design that catches the viewer's attention and is also referred to as dominance.

• radial

• balance

• movement

• emphasis

It is created by using elements that conflict with one another. complementary colors (colors opposing each other on the color wheel) using different directions (horizontal and vertical lines) or extremely light and dark values.

• movement

• radial

• emphasis

• contrast

It refers to how the different elements in a piece of jewelry relate to and complement each other.

• harmony

• balance

• movement

• unity

Which of the following image is a radial balance?

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It refers to how the elements in design work together.

• unity

• repetition

• contrast

• harmony

The three MOVEMENT in the principle of design are EXCEPT

• rhythm

• unity

• action

• repetition

This is where the path of our eye follows in a particular piece of jewelry and create by arranging elements through the use of action, repetition, and rhythm.

• unity

• movement

• balance

• propotion

Which of the following jewelry shows harmony?

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Is all about the relationship of one part of the design to another or one area to the whole.

• unity

• proportion

• balance

• rhythm

Also known as informal balance, results when several smaller elements on one side are balanced by a large item on the other side, or one darker item is balanced by several lighter items.

• radial balance

• asymmetrical balance

• symmetrical balance

• off balance