Stone setting: part III- stones for the five- way pendant

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The five-way pendants Part I were designed and carved in wax on June 2003, Part II on December 2003 covered casting the wax model and Part III, which was the final part includes setting of the stones. The Part III is discussed in detail in which the procedures for embedding the pendant are presented.

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Making a jeweler: Sapphires from his back yard adorn the jewelry designs of Montana artisan Doug Feakes

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Doug Feakes jewelry-making career began with making rings out of quarters in high school. Feakes got addicted to spelunking, while in Missouri, and a collection representing cave life and formations in pendants and pins received a good response.

Works, Jewelers, Jewelers (Persons), Feakes, Doug

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5-way pendant: From wax to gold pendant. Part I, carving the wax

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Tips that will make wax carving, an exceptional means for designing a piece of art, more attractive are given. The required skill level is 3 out of 5 and 11 steps are outlined for casting wax.

Carving (Decorative arts)

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