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New Generation Gallerists - By Andrea DiNoto
What does it mean to be a gallerist today, especially one who deals exclusively in art jewelry? To find out, we investigated three twenty-first-century galleries in the United States launched by a new generation of dealers. We learned that they are carrying the jewelry field forward in highly... Tags: | Critical Notes | Enameled Miniature Clock Cases - By Erika Speel Small ornamental clocks were among the medium priced ornamental objects that were in huge demand in the 19th century. This gave opportunities for enameled decorations to be added for a valuable, individualistic appearance for every piece, even when the actual metal clock housings were mass produced... Tags: | Enameling History | Carats and Karats - By Sandra I. Smith Carat, karat, caret, and carrot are all pronounced the same, but each has a different meaning. Carat and karat, of course, have very specific meanings in jewelry. Misusing either word can be an embarrassing, if not an expensive, mistake. Spelling carats or karats as carets or carrots will make you... Tags: | Beginner's Corner | Manufacturing Custom Diamonds and Tourmaline Earrings - By Mark B. Mann The customer has selected the pair of earrings shown the rough sketch. The top portion is cast, the bottom piece is hand fabricated and the two units are joined by wire links. Materials used in the custom designed earrings include: 14-karat yellow gold with 14-karat white gold settings, Diamonds and... Tags: | Fabrication | Fusing & Welding | Channel Setting Bezel Pulling Pliers # 111-137 - By Steve Satow These pliers are used to pull back bezels on channel set rings. This allows you to drop in the stones without thinning the edge to allow the stone to drop in. It works especially well with the continuous channel method that the all-set tool creates. Mark the bottom jaws about 0.25 in from the... Tags: | Customize Your Tools |
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