Turning wax: carving jewelry waxes for hollow-ware without using a lathe, part II

Article Abstract:

The mounting of the block on the spindle, for making carved jewelry waxes for hollow-ware is discussed. The skill level required is 3 out of 5 and a step-by step guide is given.

Jewelry making

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Gem of an idea

Article Abstract:

Gem cutters are moving beyond trade secrets to stronger sources of protection for their designs. The uses of copyright, patents, trademarks and trade dress are discussed.

Laws, regulations and rules, Gem cutting

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Turning wax: casting jewelry waxes for hollowware without using a lathe, part III

Article Abstract:

Engraving and carving the outside of the vessel with decorative patterns is outlined. The skill level required is 3 out of 5 and a systematic procedure is given.

Gem carving

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