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The Complete Book of Jewelry Making: A Full-Color Introduction to the Jeweler's Art
This amazingly comprehensive guide to the jeweler’s art is a goldmine of information—big, beautiful, and with hundreds of color photos. It’s simply the handsomest, most complete sourcebook available, with its enlightening discussion of basic metallurgy (alloying, smelting, annealing, and pickling), and professional-quality techniques for cutting, piercing, soldering, and making closures and rings. Learn the tricks of the trade for enhancing surfaces; etching, combining metals, creating textures, adding color; engraving; enameling; and gem setting. Seven magnificently presented projects include a silver repoussé pendant, an articulated gold bracelet with clasp, a multiple loop-in-loop chain, and a square hollow-construction ring to die for.
160 pages, Paperback
First published September 1, 2000
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June 23, 2010
Excellent instruction with many detailed pictures. I took a silversmithing class at our local art college and this book is perfect for refreshing my memory on what my instructor taught us. Highly recommended!
July 22, 2010
This is a make it from scratch "How to" book...make your own beads...wire...etc. Not an idea book.
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May 13, 2012i wanna buy it but i wonder how can i get it.im from Viet nam
January 20, 2014
very interesting! enjoy easy to follow
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