@wakeyza thanks? By: MaTchBoOkPoEt. on 19 Aug 11, 00:57:37 @wakeyza thanks?
I LOVE Your jewelry ... By: malaaree. on 08 Feb 10, 18:45:42 I LOVE Your jewelry!! ? is any for sale?...:) LOL i was watching the "How to Clean a water Cooler Vid' and saw your comment there.... thought it was hilarious... sooooo. that brought me to you page.. now.. im looking @ your jewelery! i think its awesome!... hey send me some mail on here ok an let me know if you sell your jewerly cuz i like it...:) Hugzzzz ~ree~
nice work,
cant? ... By: gavdoff. on 13 Feb 09, 14:16:54 nice work,
cant? beat classic methods for quality :)
Thanks!? By: MrDuffy81. on 08 Aug 08, 07:17:49 Thanks!?
i use a hand pushed ... By: MaTchBoOkPoEt. on 08 Aug 08, 04:47:13 i use a hand pushed square point engraver to cut the lines and bright cut most of the design, then use onglettes to scoop out the recessed parts. theres also soldiering and cutting when needed.
i was trained by a master jeweler so i follow those techniques. the first native jewelery on the northwest coast was pretty much carved out of silver/copper not really engraved, some still work? that way
Cool.
What kind ... By: MrDuffy81. on 05 Aug 08, 08:38:01 Cool.
What kind of tools do you use,? to cut it, or do you melt it?
Is it sterling?
I wear native jewelry. I don't know much at all about the process of it's creation.
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By: MaTchBoOkPoEt. on 19 Aug 11, 00:57:37
@wakeyza thanks?
By: malaaree. on 08 Feb 10, 18:45:42
I LOVE Your jewelry!! ? is any for sale?...:) LOL i was watching the "How to Clean a water Cooler Vid' and saw your comment there.... thought it was hilarious... sooooo. that brought me to you page.. now.. im looking @ your jewelery! i think its awesome!... hey send me some mail on here ok an let me know if you sell your jewerly cuz i like it...:) Hugzzzz ~ree~
By: gavdoff. on 13 Feb 09, 14:16:54
nice work, cant? beat classic methods for quality :)
By: MrDuffy81. on 08 Aug 08, 07:17:49
Thanks!?
By: MaTchBoOkPoEt. on 08 Aug 08, 04:47:13
i use a hand pushed square point engraver to cut the lines and bright cut most of the design, then use onglettes to scoop out the recessed parts. theres also soldiering and cutting when needed. i was trained by a master jeweler so i follow those techniques. the first native jewelery on the northwest coast was pretty much carved out of silver/copper not really engraved, some still work? that way
By: MrDuffy81. on 05 Aug 08, 08:38:01
Cool. What kind of tools do you use,? to cut it, or do you melt it? Is it sterling? I wear native jewelry. I don't know much at all about the process of it's creation.