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Looks like a continuous macdonalds sign upside down.👍👍😎🇦🇺🐈‍⬛

Thank you for this! I am very happy to have found this tutorial, I have been wondering how to do this :)

Don’t be bitter cause your not so successful as Bobby.

How do I become a member? Kindly send information. You are a fantastic jeweler and teacher. May Bingham

My ring on my thumbnail is a moissanite! Never had so many compliments in my life. It's the highest moissanite, it's Charles and Colvard moissanite. A conflict free gem stone.

5:28 is when the explanation starts 👌🏻

Plumbers flux

Moissanite is rarer in nature, has many better attributes than diamonds. Almost diamond in hardness. Better in brilliance. Better in heat tolerance. The only reason Diamonds are more expensive is because De Beers controlling it, also jeweler and stupid rich people keep feeding them. Diamond is the very best example of price manipulations.

I have some mother of pearl earrings with a smaller gold leaf like this and have tried to make that design. So pretty! Thanks for sharing😊

The restraint of this man, living in Japan and not making that the focus of his channel.

I would make the point that using a freeform cabachon with backing material you would be better served to bezel set the stone. Utilizing prongs leaves the “Devcon” showing all around the stone. Even a wonky stone needs to be well thought out before finalizing the design.

Haha, nice

Why does everyone say it's a fake dimond. It's not a fake anything it's a real gem

I love the word “wonky” though. 💕

Ha ha. The term is called Free Form cabochon. You will destroy a lot of precious stone forcing it into a perfect shape. This way the stone gets to live without being cut up into pieces.

trying to heat the structural support stick and pull it out...lets be honest we all knew it wouldnt work well lol. but its good to show the diff ways to do it, i think the reason it worked so well the second time is because you heated the stick by itself instead of heating the setting much at all. the framework is beautiful and i cant wait to see how the stone will be set without bending the frame or chipping the stone, gonna have to cut the seat fairly deep or tall to get them to bend properly.

I wonder what it’s like living in Japan as a jeweler

I'm so glad I found your channel!

Why can’t I do this in sterling? Thanks in advance.

That is zink metal and it will not keep a edge

Thanks for sharing and take care.

Groovy new bench pin! 😎

Love all the detailed explanations!! Getting the positions straight and depth good is not as easy as it looks to be sure! Also, I only have 1 cat assistant so..more help required 😂

Thanks for the tip, but I wonder what % ammonia your bottle contains

Love it❤

Maravilloso!! Muchas gracias

Very nice! Thanks for sharing and enjoy the rest of your weekend.

Ok, nice outcome, but I gotta ask…..what the hell was that with the setting burr, carving the relief of the leaf? Maybe I’m missing something. You were way over-revving that, you’ll blunt it doing just a couple of these, and setting burrs are too expensive to waste for that…..why not just use a graver? Or, it was already blunt and you keep a supply of blunt burrs as random carving tools?

You make it look so effortless! My happy ass would break no less than 6 saw blades in 5 minutes..

Would be a nice drop earring 👍

But I thought gold and non Furious medals you and yield by cooling them off quickly

So unless you're a billionaire you get good work haha just kidding you everybody wants those kind of customers good that you have them

Inertia

Hey Chris Do you usually wash off the first stage polish before going to final or do you find that it doesn't matter if you don't over apply it

When buying silver jewlery, make sure it is stamped 925 to ensure you are not getting anything coated.

Im still waiting on part 2

I enjoyed this whole video. Even your keen sense of humor. It was also very educational so I really appreciate how you explained different qualities and how the synthetics are made. Good old plastics.

Oooh, interesting! Thanks, Chris.

This isn't even close to the information I was searching for, but I'll be it's the most practical jewelry making video I've ever watched on UA-cam! I subscribed! I may even join your patreon

Don't tell us, SHOW US; and do so here in UA-cam. Thanks.

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Thanks for this vid. How did you make the initial marks to guide the drill for drilling? Center punch? Did you do it before forming and soldering the ring or after. Forgive my lack of knowledge, I’m a student.

Its not like the haters have enough of an attention span to make it worth your while dude. Just do you. I for one prefer to hear you talk because I always listen first then watch again after work.

Bro talked sht about the GRA vs GIA for at least a full 90 seconds💀💀💀

You, and Installation 00 both sound exactly alike.

for large rectangle stones can do an emerald shape under bezel or an oval one and still function properly. very questionable imo to not have the V in teh peg as a old school jeweler for sawing or resting files when filing or having rings/bracelets angle inward better to work on.

brilliant!

😂😂😂nice to see your humour !

Thanks!!!!

Brilliant!!