This step-by-step guide details how to create a two-tone fine Y-necklace using a micro welder, based on the provided video blog. Step 1: Material Selection and Preparation Step 2: Measuring the Top Necklace Step 3: Welding the Main Necklace Step 4: Preparing the “Y” Drop Step 5: Final Assembly 💡Pro Tips! ✨ At Stones and […]
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Jewelry Tutorial – How to Make a Necklace Using the Ivy Cail by Amoracast
04
Feb
Feb
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, […]
Symbolism, Precious Metal, Jewellery Making Techniques, Gold Filled, Sterling .925, Wire Work, Jewellery Making Tutorials
Jewelry Tutorial – How to Use a Unicorn Bead cap
27
Jan
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 […]
13
Mar
Mar
This jewelry tutorial video shows how to make long cascading chain earrings with a briolette stone and thin chains. To Make These Earrings, you will need the following:1. FIne Cable Flat Oval Gold Filled Chain 2. 24ga Gold Filled Wire 3. Teardrop Rose Quartz 4. 4mm Round Bead 5. Gold Filled Earrings This technique can […]
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How to Wire Wrap Beads Onto a Chain in a Cluster
30
Aug
Aug
This video shows how to wire wrap beads on a chain in a cluster style. This method works for both a necklace and earrings. We’ve used 26 gauge gold filled wire and 2mm green tourmaline beads. The same concept works using either wire or head pins, just thread in reverse order. For wire, thread it […]