Jewelry Industry Resources

Every time you add jump rings to your jewelry, your mind unconsciously reverts to all the discussions you have recently read about open and closed-ended solder jump rings. While a few fellows have considered it normal to have open solder rings, many of them will be found propagating the benefits of soldering your jump rings in jewelry. But doesn’t all that discussion leads to a lot more confusion?

Jewelry plays an essential role when it comes to complimenting your outfit. You want to ensure that your jewelry stays in perfect shape at all times. Having your necklaces mixed up and knotted while storing or while wearing them can be so frustrating. To avoid the frustrations, I will give you some tips to prevent your chains from intertwining to save you the time you would have spent trying to untangle your accessories.

It is time to make use of your kitchen ingredients once again. However, this time, we will use them in cleaning your silver jewelry to give you that fabulous look with shiny pieces. There is a range of kitchen cleaners for your silver jewelry. We are going to see the ideal method of cleaning your silver.

Basic Skills - Connector Charms

 

Connector charms and links are ver popular, versatile findings i...

How to use a Beading Chain

Materials: 1mm tiny curb chain (101001), tube ends ( 213001), clasp, bea...

Adding an extender Chain

Material: 101014 2 inch extender ( 3x4 mm strong cable chain), 20 gauge 4m...

Headpins

Headpins are a component used in jewelry making most often when using beads to making earr...

How to make a Tassel Pendant

Materials: 26 gauge half hard round wire (207002), 2mm tiny cable chai...

How to use a Pinch Bail Connector

 

This video demonstrates basic skills to use a pinch bail conne...

Knotted Head Pin

Making your own headpins is an essential skill in jewelry making, this tutorial wi...