The Cail, invented by Amoracast, works like a cap and looks like a bail – hence, Cail! It is a clever invention that can transform any vertically drilled bead into a beautiful pendant. Start by forming the Cail around the bead, if it is irregularly shaped. Once you are satisfied with the way it will sit, […]
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Jewelry Tutorial – How to Use a Unicorn Bead cap
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Jan
Use a head pin (at least 1.5″ long) and thread your bead and then the cap. The cap fits ideally an 8mm bead. If your bead is irregular in shape, adjust the cap slightly to fit snug around the bead. Using a pair of round nose pliers, make a loop with the head pin. Then […]
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Jul
Doves have long been a source of fascination for artists and philosophers alike. For artists, doves are often seen as…
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Mar
All over the world, the dragonfly symbolizes change and the change in perspective of self realization. Dragonflies symbolize the kind of change that…
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May
May
The hummingbird is considered a symbol of many different concepts. The speed of a hummingbird lends to its mystic of…
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May
May
Sterling silver starfish charms have long been a favorite among jewelry designers. They sell well in…
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May
May
Perhaps the most common use of Scarabs worn as jewelry and amulets is in ancient Egypt. The Scarab was extremely prevalent in their art, their jewellery, and…