Category Archives: Silver Chains and Findings Suppliers

Enamel Chains: Durable, Colorful, and Perfect for Permanent Jewelry

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In this video, we discuss everything you need to know about enamel chains – from their popularity, to how they are made, how they wear as permanent jewelry, and I will test their durability against stones and pearls.  Enamel jewelry has been a beloved art form for centuries, admired for its vibrant colors and remarkable durability. Today, […]

How to Add Versatility to a Short Necklace: A Step-by-Step Guide for Custom Jewelry Design

In this video, I will demonstrate a design tip that can add versatility to any traditional short necklace, whether it is beaded or a chain necklace. This is an especially useful when you sell jewelry and may have old inventory, or need to customize for someone who is taller, larger or older (and don’t like short […]

Creating a Custom Signet Ring with Your Micro Welder: A Step-by-Step Guide

Welcome to Episode 14 of our micro welding series! Today, we’ll unleash your creativity with a micro welder to craft a stunning stamped initial signet ring from wire, perfectly sized for a size 7 finger. Follow along as I walk you through each step of the process, from measuring and cutting the wire to finishing […]

How To Use Clam Shell Bead Tips

Clamshell beads are a great way to finish off a strung necklace, we’ll walk you through it and there’s a video below for you to check out! To make things a little easier I’ve put a bit of glue on the tip of the string to create a needle-like tapered end which I’ll string through the […]

Sterling Silver Chains Revisited

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Silver has been increasing in popularity over the past decade. There are many reasons for this. Sterling Silver Chains are not only beautiful, they…

Design Shortcuts Using Sterling Silver Components –

Some have struggled for many years and have not found a method that will allow them to easily envision the finished product and make quick tweaks as needed. Here’s a few tricks I’ve learned over the years…