[Jewelry making - Article 01170] - Re: [Orchid] Yellow ochre source

[Terence M. Dillon]

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    Try a your local jewellery tool supplier, or an alternative is to
    use powdered rouge mixed with water. If you only have the stick
    variety (if my memory serves me right) scrape some off with a
    scalpel and dissolve in a small amount of kerosene to make a paste
    and paint on. Another is Whiting (chalk or calcium carbonate) mixed
    with water. I hope this helps. 

Regards,
Terence Dillon
Master Goldsmith
Chivali Artisan Goldsmiths
terence AT chivali.com.au
08 8927 2112
www.chivali.com.au

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