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Making A Hammered Silver Bezel Pendant (Blue Lace Agate & Sterling Silver)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2021
- In this tutorial you will learn the process to make a hammered silver pendant with a bezel set stone. This project is great for beginners and will cover a lot of silversmithing techniques such as: soldering; texturing sheet silver; stone setting and oxidising using liver of sulphur.
I love making pieces that are all rustic and hammered (I guess they are a bit like me in many respects haha). This is different from my usual clean style, but hammered jewellery can be very forgiving and fun to make.
The finished piece makes a great statement necklace and is sure to attract compliments to the wearer - this makes pendants like this great products to sell or give as gifts.
I hope you learn a lot from this tutorial, see you at the bench!
-- Blue Lace Agate --
The star of the show for this pendant was a stunning Blue Lace Agate cabachon. Not only was the stone gorgeous but it was also my favourite shape for a cabachon (almost tooth shaped!).
-- Silver Sheet --
For the backing plate of the bezel setting I used a piece of 0.7mm sterling silver sheet but you can use thicker if preferred. I buy my sheet silver from Cookson Gold:
www.cooksongol...
-- Fine Silver Bezel Wire 5mm x 0.3mm --
This Fine Silver Bezel Strip, also known as bezel wire, is traditionally used for making Rubover or or Cabochon settings. This fully annealed strip measures approximately 5mm wide x 0.3mm thick and can also be used to create flat rings and short cylinders without the need to pierce from larger sheet.
www.cooksongol...
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Lovely looking finished piece! I probably would have made it open back with a translucent stone, but the patina really works well.
Looking good! (Pro tip-files only cut in one direction-the “push” away from you) really nice to see what can be done with few tools and creativity!
excellent process video, thankks!
That's a Beautiful Piece Dan!
Great job, I learn a lot from your videos, plus a great sense of humor. Thanks for sharing
Wow man!... that is really impressive work...
Beautiful work Dan
Incredible
Good job dude!
Cool
i love it
Soldering the bezel perfectly takes lots of practice! When the bezel wire is very thin, wouldn’t the hard solder take too long to melt, risking that your bezel will melt?
invest into a bench grinder a lot faster than a file.
also means the nice expensive silver shavings go everywhere.
@@THusbands i made a catch on mine always save ur scrap filings to trade in for more silver.