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VEVOR Single Horn Anvil 132Lbs Cast Steel Anvil Blacksmith for Sale Forge Steel Tools W/ Round and Square Hole and Equipment Anvil Rugged Blacksmith Jewelers Durable and Robust Metal Working ToolForged Steel ConstructionHardy Hole & HornSurface TreatmentSolid & Stable DesignLarge CountertopVarious ApplicationRound Hole: 1.1 inch/27 mm,Length: 26"/670 mm,Color: Blue,Hardy Hole:1.1 x 1.1 inch/27 x 27 mm,Material: Hard Steel,Height: 8.5"/215 mm,Hardness: 50 HRC,Width: 7.3"/185 mm,Weight: 132.3 lbs/60 kg,Base: 10 x 7.3 inch/260 x 185 mm

VEVOR Single Horn Anvil 44Lbs Steel Anvil Blacksmith for Sale Forge Tools and Equipment Anvil Rugged Round and Square Hole Horn Anvil Blacksmith Jewelers Metalsmith Blacksmith ToolForged Steel ConstructionHardy Hole & HornSurface TreatmentSolid & Stable DesignLarge CountertopVarious ApplicationRound Hole: 0.6" /15 mm,Length: 17.6"/445 mm,Hardy Hole: 0.6" x 0.6"/15 x 15 mm,Material: Cast Steel,Height: 5.6"/142 mm,Hardness: 50 HRC,Width: 4.7 in/120 mm,Weight: 44.1 lbs/20 kg,Base: 7 x 4.7 inch/176 x 120

VEVOR Single Horn Anvil 88Lbs Steel Anvil Blacksmith for Sale Forge Steel Tools and Equipment Anvil Rugged Blacksmith Jewelers Durable and Robust Metal Working ToolForged Steel ConstructionHardy Hole & HornSurface TreatmentSolid & Stable DesignLarge CountertopVarious ApplicationRound Hole: 1 inch/25 mm,Length: 23.3"/592 mm,Hardy Hole: 0.9" x 0.9"/22 x 22 mm,Material: Hard Steel,Height: 6.4"/162 mm,Hardness: 50 HRC,Width: 6.7"/170 mm,Weight: 88 lbs/40 kg,Base: 9" x 6.4"/232 x 162 mm

VEVOR Single Horn Anvil Cast Steel Anvil Blacksmith for Sale Forge Steel Tools with Round and Square Hole and Equipment Anvil Rugged Blacksmith Jewelers Durable and Robust Metal Working Tool 110LbsForged Steel ConstructionHardy Hole & HornSurface TreatmentSolid & Stable DesignLarge CountertopVarious ApplicationRound Hole: 0.8 inch/20 mm,Length: 23"/585 mm,Color: Blue,Hardy Hole: 0.8 x 0.8 in/20 x 20 mm,Material: Steel,Height: 7.4"/189 mm,Hardness: 50 HRC,Width: 6.5"/166 mm,Weight: 110.2 lbs/50 kg,Base: 9 x 6.5 inch/230 x 166 mm

The KNIPEX 5-1/4 in. Round Nose Pliers is great for use on fine wire and working with jeweler. It is ideal for cutting, bending and looping. The precision-ground round jaws have fine, pointed tips. The cutting capacity is 1/16 in. to 3/32 in.

Jeweler from our VAINA collection. Hand carved in marble in different colors. Ideal to put it on a dresser or buro table. It is always essential to place a ring, watch or any jewelry... Avoid abrasives and domestic cleaning materials. Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the surface carefully.

For goldsmiths, collectors, jewelry-makers, investors, retailers and consumers. The trade of gemstones is a highly specialized and often secretive business. Using The Jeweler's Directory of Gemstones, written by an expert gemstone dealer and designer, will provide any consumer with the insider knowledge needed to make accurate judgments of gemstones, to recognize low- and high-quality stones, and to make a good buy rather than a bad one. Each full-color spread is packed with concise text, annotated drawings and beautiful photographs, including a showcase of virtuoso jewelry designs. Great for informed consumers, the book includes: Sources and grading Traditional and modern settings Cutting and faceting Designing a special setting Gemstone groups Appraising, buying and handling gemstones Diamond types and pearls Spotting synthetics and fakes. Here is a sampling of the practical insider information in this book: Using a loupe to examine a stone Understanding laser cutting and carving Identifying synthetic diamonds Buying at gem fairs and from dealers Cleaning and storing stones. No other book has this kind expert advice -- up-to-date, clearly presented and fully illustrated -- on evaluating and using gemstones.

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This stunning, glamorously designed survey highlights the artistry, expertise, and inspiration behind the work of today’s most fascinating and influential jewelry designers. Breaking out of the rarified world associated with fine jewelry is a set of contemporary designers who combine traditional skills with fresh vision, transforming artistic inspiration into wearable art. Boundless creativity and a sense of playfulness distinguish these jewelers from the pack, skills that result in pieces that are breathtakingly sophisticated and deeply rooted in each designer’s singular aesthetic. Focusing on seventeen modern masters from around the world, Jeweler reveals the unique ideas, intricate processes, and inspiration that go into their work. Curated by Stellene Volandes, editor-in-chief of Town & Country, Jeweler introduces readers to designers like the Hemmerles, a jewelry dynasty known for molding materials like copper and aluminum into one-of-a-kind collectibles; Wallace Chan, the Hong Kong wizard of stones whose patented techniques dazzle the mind as well as the wearer; Elena Votsi, an Athens jeweler who remade the Olympic medal, and whose bold metallic pieces are like wearable sculptures; and Lauren Adriana, a London wunderkind poised to become the master of her generation. Through Volandes’s vivid profiles and breathtaking images of each jeweler’s work, readers are immersed in the passion and craft that make each one a visionary. Jeweler is a stunning portrait of this fascinating niche of design, anointing the designers of today who are making the collectibles of the future.

For goldsmiths, collectors, jewelry-makers, investors, retailers and consumers. The trade of gemstones is a highly specialized and often secretive business. Using The Jeweler's Directory of Gemstones, written by an expert gemstone dealer and designer, will provide any consumer with the insider knowledge needed to make accurate judgments of gemstones, to recognize low- and high-quality stones, and to make a good buy rather than a bad one. Each full-color spread is packed with concise text, annotated drawings and beautiful photographs, including a showcase of virtuoso jewelry designs. Great for informed consumers, the book includes: Sources and grading Traditional and modern settings Cutting and faceting Designing a special setting Gemstone groups Appraising, buying and handling gemstones Diamond types and pearls Spotting synthetics and fakes. Here is a sampling of the practical insider information in this book: Using a loupe to examine a stone Understanding laser cutting and carving Identifying synthetic diamonds Buying at gem fairs and from dealers Cleaning and storing stones. No other book has this kind expert advice -- up-to-date, clearly presented and fully illustrated -- on evaluating and using gemstones.

A wealth of information on findings, processes, techniques and materials for the novice or intermediate craftsman. Instructs on care and use of equipment and gives expert information on jewelry making techniques. Vital information on fabricating, soldering, stone setting, plating and casting. Has birth stones, mm size converted to gauge, soldering tips, and more. A great reference. It's compact size is just right for your bench drawer. HAROLD O'CONNOR: Harold O'Connor has been a practicing metalsmith for over 45 years. Educated in the United States, Germany, Finland, Denmark and Austria, O'Connor has conducted over 200 workshops and exhibitions internationally. His work is in permanent collections in the Smithsonian Institution, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in NYC, and Goldsmith's Hall, London. Harold O'Connor is also the author of the DVD 'Metalsmithing Techniques' and the book 'The Flexibleshaft Machine'.

This stunning, glamorously designed survey highlights the artistry, expertise, and inspiration behind the work of today’s most fascinating and influential jewelry designers. Breaking out of the rarified world associated with fine jewelry is a set of contemporary designers who combine traditional skills with fresh vision, transforming artistic inspiration into wearable art. Boundless creativity and a sense of playfulness distinguish these jewelers from the pack, skills that result in pieces that are breathtakingly sophisticated and deeply rooted in each designer’s singular aesthetic. Focusing on seventeen modern masters from around the world, Jeweler reveals the unique ideas, intricate processes, and inspiration that go into their work. Curated by Stellene Volandes, editor-in-chief of Town & Country, Jeweler introduces readers to designers like the Hemmerles, a jewelry dynasty known for molding materials like copper and aluminum into one-of-a-kind collectibles; Wallace Chan, the Hong Kong wizard of stones whose patented techniques dazzle the mind as well as the wearer; Elena Votsi, an Athens jeweler who remade the Olympic medal, and whose bold metallic pieces are like wearable sculptures; and Lauren Adriana, a London wunderkind poised to become the master of her generation. Through Volandes’s vivid profiles and breathtaking images of each jeweler’s work, readers are immersed in the passion and craft that make each one a visionary. Jeweler is a stunning portrait of this fascinating niche of design, anointing the designers of today who are making the collectibles of the future.

For goldsmiths, collectors, jewelry-makers, investors, retailers and consumers. The trade of gemstones is a highly specialized and often secretive business. Using The Jeweler's Directory of Gemstones, written by an expert gemstone dealer and designer, will provide any consumer with the insider knowledge needed to make accurate judgments of gemstones, to recognize low- and high-quality stones, and to make a good buy rather than a bad one. Each full-color spread is packed with concise text, annotated drawings and beautiful photographs, including a showcase of virtuoso jewelry designs. Great for informed consumers, the book includes: Sources and grading Traditional and modern settings Cutting and faceting Designing a special setting Gemstone groups Appraising, buying and handling gemstones Diamond types and pearls Spotting synthetics and fakes. Here is a sampling of the practical insider information in this book: Using a loupe to examine a stone Understanding laser cutting and carving Identifying synthetic diamonds Buying at gem fairs and from dealers Cleaning and storing stones. No other book has this kind expert advice -- up-to-date, clearly presented and fully illustrated -- on evaluating and using gemstones.

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A must for any aficionado of jewelry, design, or craft: a worldwide survey of over 100 new jewelers and their exquisite designs Jewelry has long been an accessory attributed with talismanic power and significance, and its appeal crosses all boundaries of culture, age, and gender. In this beautiful new book, Olivier Dupon introduces over 100 of the finest modern jewelers practicing today. Both up-and-coming and established designers are featured, and the sheer variety of their work is amazing. The book showcases fine jewelry, fashion jewelry, luxury jewelry, conceptual jewelry, and more. Hundreds of color photographs display the work, and there are also portraits of designers at work as well as shots of studios, workshops, and boutiques. Every type of jewelry―earrings and rings, brooches and bracelets, headpieces and necklaces―is represented. Rough stones appear with exquisitely faceted gems; organic forms vie with geometric structures; feathers and leather take their place next to platinum and diamonds. The range of designers is global, and for most of them this is the first time their work is appearing in book form. 800+ illustrations in color and black and white

The Shakmat Modular Jeweler Cast, provides you with a great variety of signal processing capabilities like ring modulation, wavefolding, distortion...

Pope John Paul II's three-act verse play portrays three couples at a local jeweler's shop: one happily planning their marriage, one long-married and unhappy, and children of the two couples, about to marry but full of doubts

Anyone who spends time fashioning copper, brass, silver and gold into jewelry will appreciate the wealth of detail in this guide to jewelry finishes. The Jeweler's Directory of Decorative Finishes covers 15 different techniques for creating various decorative finishes from start to finish. More than 350 step-by-step illustrations and photographs guide jewelers through techniques including patination, granulation, fusing and more. Adding gold foil, developing patterns that contrast with by layering metals and inlays, creating exquisite etchings and engravings and more are covered. Illustrations demonstrate various combinations of the different finishes, while instructions bear practical safety tips. An inspiring gallery of work by professional jewelers, using the techniques taught in this easy-to-understand working resource. -More than 350 color photos and illustrations clearly demonstrate the outcome of each technique -A collection of 15 different techniques helps artists expand the skills of their craft -Complete instruction, including necessary tools, makes this useful for experienced and novice artists