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[239] Stone Setting - A Crowning Achievement
Often jewelers are called upon to hand fabricate a crown to fit a stone. This is necessary when either the stone is a non-standard shape, or the crown needs to fit a particular design. Although one will seldom hand fabricate a simple round basket crown, constructing one gives the jeweler the basic knowledge and understanding of crown construction needed when creating a more advanced crown.... (2003)
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Show me more articles from: [BWSimon]|[Bradney W. Simon]
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[676] Stone Setting Considerations - Installment 1
One of the most challenging and technically difficult of the activities involved in the creation of jewelry is the setting of gemstones. Setting the gemstones is often the final step in the entire process of making a piece of jewelry. Not only is this procedure exacting and critical in its application, it is also both taxing and stressful to the body and mind of the setter.... (2005)
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Show me more articles from: [Ganoksin]|[Michael David Sturlin]
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[139] Stonesetting: Engraved bezel with vertical walls
Stonesetting has been a part of goldsmithing for as long as people have worked in precious metals. Perhaps the oldest and most used setting has been the bezel. The simplest form of the bezel is a ring of metal fitting the circumference of the enclosed cabachon or tapered material soldered onto a base plate. The stone fitted inside, and the metal is pushed, burnished or hammered towards the stone.... (1977)
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Show me more articles from: [Brain Press Publications]|[Charles Lewton-Brain]
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[140] Tube setting - an introduction to setting
Tube setting is a simple method of setting that can take as little as five minutes or less per setting given a specified stone size and a suitable tube to fit the stone. The setting is visually clean, has a professional look to it and can be done with a minimum of tools. Note that setting is usually done on jewellery that is finished. Setting is then the last step in the process of making the piece.... (1990)
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Show me more articles from: [Brain Press Publications]|[Charles Lewton-Brain]
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[801] Tube Setting Basics
Tube-setting is a stylish way to set round gemstones, and its a great first step toward more complex gemstone setting. Fabricating bezels to accommodate faceted gemstones of different shapes and sizes is an advanced skill to aspire to; however, tube-setting can more easily fulfill the desire to include faceted gemstones in your designs. Here you will learn how to tube-set a faceted gemstone using thick-walled tubing or using two telescoping tubes.... (2006)
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Show me more articles from: [Art Jewelry Magazine]|[Leslee Frumin]
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