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Talent Blossoms

Durban University of TechnologyRef: https://www.dut.ac.za/Talent_blossoms_/

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This text is a webpage from the Durban University of Technology (DUT) titled “Talent blossoms” under the DUT News section. It includes navigation and site-wide links (applications, academic calendars, graduation ceremonies, elections, financial aid, etc.) and a short news excerpt about Indigenous flowers inspiring rings made by DUT second-year jewellery design students, shown at the DUT Gallery and for sale. The page also contains DUT contact details and general site footer information.

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Purchase rings inspired by Indigenous flowers

The bronze and sterling silver rings created by DUT second-year jewellery design students, inspired by Indigenous flowers, are available for purchase. They were displayed at the DUT Gallery.

Who it is for: members of the public interested in buying handmade jewellery
How to act on it: Visit the DUT Gallery to view and purchase the rings

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displayed at DUT Gallery and for sale;

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eThekwini, KwaZulu-Natal

Reference

https://www.dut.ac.za/Talent_blossoms_/

Key Takeaways

Organisation: Durban University of Technology (DUT)
Page title: Talent blossoms
Section: DUT / News
Date shown: Aug 28, 2013
News content: DUT second-year jewellery design students created rings (bronze and sterling silver) inspired by Indigenous flowers; displayed at DUT Gallery and for sale
Source mention in excerpt: MERCURY, Good Life, 15 Jun 2012 (Page 11)
Contact: P O Box 1334, Durban 4000; phone numbers 031 373 2000 (DBN) and 033 845 8800 (PMB); info@dut.ac.za
Durban University of Technology (DUT)
DUT Gallery
MERCURY (Good Life)
Indigenous flowers
Durban University of Technology second-year jewellery design students