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Great job, thank you, You covered it all.
Wow thanks for sharing…cool
Great camera work!
Where can a person get a round vice type thing like that?
Nice video
Thank you so much! I was able to reset the stone in my ring 🙂
Hey Chris – you’re not responding to my emails? Whats going on?
Finished? Oh-ho! Not quite. After polish, sonic cleaning, and steam you quality control it. It’s done under a microscope to make sure that every nook and cranny is polished, but that nothing was polished through, and to check the stones in case they were jostled loose or somehow broke. Then it’s off to the rhodium station if it’s white gold to get electrocleaned and dipped. When you make sure it’s nice and dry, *then* it’s time to bag and ship 😛
If I got married or engaged, I would learn to make jewelry and “create” a ring and set the gem. Or does that take too long? Maybe there is a crash course in jewelry making.
thanks…
Nice video and great clarity! I use a Foredom TX300 with a standard handpiece and I do pretty good. I have a question though: Does the quick change hand piece make it much easier to control, since it is thinner than the standard hand piece? It looks like you’re able to control it more like you would a pencil so it seems to offer better coordination than my hand piece, which feels more like those fat permanent markers.
Perfect thank you!
i feel comfort now…. it’s very valuable tips!!! thank you <3
Is that a moissanite?
lol polishing with dirty hands is like washing the floor with dirty feet.
Thank you! I have a CZ sterling ring where the main stone was out. I put it back in after watching your video. The ring is for travel, not overly valuable. But I knocked it on a dog cage and popped the CZ out.
This is the first time I find a video that actually explains how the setting holds the stone in place! Great video for students as it shows the whole process!
What is the bracket that holds the stone? I’m trying to find out what the front of a ring is called. The up side. The face. Is there a term? I can’t find one.
Great video. Short and to the point, thank you!
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I have used curved nose plyer for very small stones.
Who is your whole seller for diamonds and your metal? I am GIA certified and trying to start designing.
As far as holding the ring when you are shaping and filing, etc, I see people put the ring in what looks like melted resin/pitch, then when it cools they can rotate it accordingly. What is this mysterious resin/pitch that ring makers use? Someone told me mastic, but I can’t find it on any jewelry making supply store.
I need a good way to hold fragile small pieces to engrave.
Beautiful. Great job.
Thank you!
Excellent video, very informative.
very good video thanks for sharing
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What kind of marks(measurement wise) do you make before cutting the notch for the stone?
could you please show us how to set 4 princess diamonds into a ring, please. They are all same size diamond. Many thanks.
Do you have a video explaining how to make the pronged bezel??
Thank you Master!
I’m currently in the process of trying to finish the settings but I seem to have a hard time making the ends of the prongs perfectly round with the cup bur…any advice?
You should have – “close caption” – on here…!!!!!
nice job
hi, where to buy the file tool you use to shape the head of the prong? thanks.
Those two at the end laugh like they’ve just had a cheeky blowjob
Wonderful tutorial thank you! I am just wondering what is the name of the drill bit you use to cut the grooves please?
My wife, has a diamond ring that her mother left for her after she passed. The ring, has four claws to keep it in its setting. Two of the claws look normal, the other two look like it was there just to support the stone, and it doesn’t wrap the entire stone at the top of the stone. Do you think this OK?
I would have had a heart attack, if that stone bent and flipped.
can a cushion diamond be set in a 6 claws setting? to make it look round? lets say if its almost a good square dimension. length n width is almost the same or exactly the same. Thank you
Hi there, I am going into jewelry design.. Could I get a detailed list of your equipment and maker that you showed in this video.. Please.
perfect, clear and informative video. very much appreciated!
hi/ can you pls help me… i set a stone to deep in a silver ring – with strong glue….. i can not melt the glue to take out the stone. i tyried ecitone – nothing moved… have you a idea how can i melt the glue? thank you so much
it’s a african thing
Thanks man very concise and helpful
How do you know the best Burr size for the gem and setting. Great vid by the way!!