Best of
Jewellery-Making

2011

Designing From The Stone: Design Techniques for Bezel Setting in Metal Clay Using the Stone as Inspiration


Lisa Barth - 2011
    

Professional Jewelry Making


Alan Revere - 2011
    The book was a best seller and quickly became a standard text in the field. To mark the 2oth anniversary of this groundbreaking work, Revere and Brynmorgen Press offer a revised and expanded edition that includes new projects, scores of new photos, and a handsome new layout. What hasn't changed is the precise instruction that makes this edition a fitting testament to its predecessor.

Mounting and Setting Stones


Sonia Cheadle - 2011
    Suitable for both the student and thepractising jeweller wanting to learn new skills, this book explains howdifferent stones and cuts relate to their mounts. Easy-to-follow,illustrated explanations describe each setting style, includingtension, claw, gypsy, pavé and rub-over styles, with step-by-stepinstructions on how to fix the stone in place.With beautiful examples of work from professional jewellers, a detailedlook at mount construction and a useful section on specialist tools andtechniques, this guide reveals the skills and methods required forsuccessful mounting and setting.

Endless Sparkle: 12 Crystal Components — Unlimited Jewelry Designs


Aimee Carpenter - 2011
    This book appeals to both beginner and intermediate beaders as the detailed illustrations are easy to follow and the patterns are very simple. With 12 different styles of crystal components and 15 main projects, readers will learn how to make rings, pendants, earrings, bracelets, and necklaces. Author Aimee Carpenter’s sparkly creations will appeal to any taste.