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IN CELEBRATION OF THE BICYCLE

WEARABLE ART

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THE OLD FASHIONED WAY!

WE MAKE EVERYTHING HERE BY HAND

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CUSTOM JEWELRY

BY WILLIAM FREEMAN

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The World’s Finest Bicycle Art Jewelry

For the past decade, William Freeman has been turning his passion for cycling and sustainability into wearable art.

Explore the gallery for these works, and check out his unique portfolio of custom jewelry.

Bici.Arte. jewelry is meticulously hand crafted from Hypoallergenic surgical-grade Stainless Steel bicycle spokes, Sterling Silver and 14k, 18k, and 22k Gold. Many works allow custom gemstone selection. Just select a “custom” option in the store!

The Revolution

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“The Way” Pendant

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Meet the Artist

William Freeman has spent a decade searching the world for masters of fabrication, stone setting and fine jewelry– this experience has shaped his unique designs and instilled a lifelong love of fine craft.

William Freeman

William Freeman

Owner, Creater, Metalsmith

William Freeman sowed the seeds of his passion for jewelry at age 8 while rock hounding and wire wrapping with the Mt Baker Rock and Gem Club in Bellingham, Washington.

Years later, while mountain bike guiding in Southern Spain, he was given the opportunity to construct a small strawbale cabin on a permaculture farm. This small cabin ignited a passion for creation and building, and soon became his first jewelry studio.

With the guidance of area artisans from Mexico, Argentina, Spain and Italy, Will created his first works: a collection called Bici.Arte. which incorporated bicycle parts into each design.

Later, on a trip to Guatemala, a chance encounter with a silversmith in Lago Atitlan led to a two and a half month intensive silversmith training course. Honing this knowledge over the next three years, Will ultimately created “Kaleidoscope”, featured in our Gallery.

This work brought him to the studio of Paul Bartnik in Portland, OR. Over the course of a year, Will studied the fine arts of hand engraving, goldsmithing, diamond setting and wax carving.

Currently, William

The Studio

I do much of my work at home, in my studio on wheels.