Show me some mercy!

Article Abstract:

People who attend craft shows n ormally respond to a consistent aesthetic in a jeweler's collection, and it is important not to make one piece compete with the others. It is also important not to fill a display table with jewelry, and a jeweler has to find out which design a customer responds to . Other tips in making a sale in a craft show for jewelers are given.

Methods, Public participation, Selling, Jewelry, Craft festivals

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Chew on this fix

Article Abstract:

Pottery and jewelry mended using chewing gum and dating to the Neolithic period was discovered in Finland, wherein b irch bark tar was used both for chewing and as a fixative when boiled. M odern glues and epoxies available in the market remove the need to use chewing gum in jewelry making. The properties of chewing gum are also discussed.

Usage, Discovery and exploration, Materials, Jewelry making, Chewing gum, Pottery, Ancient jewelry, Ancient pottery

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Goodbye to a very good friend

Article Abstract:

Frederick H. Pough died on April 7, 2006 at the age of 99. He is a mineralogist best known for his book 'Field Guide to Rocks and Minerals'. Pough's career and passion for gem minerals are discussed.

United States, Obituary, Mineralogists, Pough, Frederick H.

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