Making MokumeGane Jewelry.mov

In this video Peggie Robinson, master goldsmith, gives an overview of the making of mokume gane jewelry. The video shows examples of mokume gane and incorporates brief videos showing stacking the layers, heating, pressing, and patterning mokume gane billets, while the goldsmith describes the process for making twist and star patterned mokume gane.

[@KealiosAchillesFang]

Seeing these on the video only gives a HINT of how amazing these pieces look in real life. This technique is absolutely amazing!

[@mikeball9900]

nice work! inspiring!

[@rosyjobya]

Peggie wonderfull designs and creations, thanks for shareing. Some scenes were hard to see [out of focus].

[@ZecharyK]

My left ear enjoyed her voice.

[@charleschristopher9178]

I've managed to make one small piece of copper and sterling silver moku-me gane that didn't delaminate when I rolled it through the mill. It is a difficult technique to master.

[@iwk100]

Actually this is not explaining how the mokume gane is made ...

[@moobuxton9499]

I WK she's only putting slices of metal together, fusing them in a kiln. And using a roller...unskilled pensioners at it again. She uses the age old Japanese lure saying they used this technique for the hilts, and yes in a few swords yes, it was. But, good sword Smith's NEVER made swords with hand protection. Go ahead check for yourself.
She uses the false Japanese history lure to sell this shite! If she was forging anything but soft malluble metals to make something a child CAN do, I might be impressed.

[@bumstudios8817]

@@moobuxton9499 her work is beautiful, let me see your work so i can compare?