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In the video, you can see that we have a homemade small clip, which we use to create the wavy shape.

@@Serendipity-Aura Well, that's answers my question don't it XD

Thank you for your kind words! It's not a secret at all-the paste I apply on the paper is just regular glue, the kind you can easily buy at any stationery store. It only serves as a temporary fix to make handling easier. The filigree is not glued together; it is firmly secured through soldering.

​@@Serendipity-AuraБлагодарю вас за ваш ответ. Желаю вам удачи, успехов и высоких вершин в ювелирном деле.

That's a great suggestion, I will seriously consider it. Thank you!

Thank you so much! I'm really glad you like it!

Thank you so much! That means a lot to me. I'm thrilled you like it!

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Thank you for your compliment. We use a homemade soldering flux that is a mixture of silver, copper, tin, and other metal powders, with silver being the main component.

​@@Serendipity-AuraЗдравствуйте, благодарю вас за ваш ответ. Я тоже пробовал приготовить припой по рецепту ; Серебро 61% + медь 24% + олово 15%. Но припой получается очень хрупкий раскатать не получается, трескается и ломается. Если можно подробнее о вашем рецепте расскажите пожалуйста. Я живу в России. Заранее благодарю вас за ваш ответ

Добрый день.Попробуй припой ПСР-70.Флюс 209.Это самый нормальный вариант для филиграни.

@@ГенадийКривопуск Благодарю вас Геннадий.

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You’re welcome. If more people can see the beauty that once moved me, I would be very happy.

I’m very glad to hear your kind words, thank you.

@@Serendipity-Aura where are you from? Me i am morocan , and i love precieuce metal works .

I’m from China. In the southwest of China, there is an ethnic minority called the Miao people. The crafting of silverware has a history of thousands of years here.

This piece was created quite some time ago, and all the silver wire was hand-drawn, so I don't have specific gauges to share. I'm sorry I can't give you an exact answer, but thank you so much for the compliment!

@@Serendipity-Aura I understand

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Thank you for your suggestions. If there is indeed a significant number of people expressing a desire for similar courses, I will seriously consider it.😆😆😊😊

With sincere gratitude, I appreciate your positive feedback. I’m thrilled that you found my work helpful and well presented. Thank you for your support!

I appreciate your kind words.

I am glad that this video can make you feel the beauty.

I'm sorry, I'm not very familiar with Russian, but I know this word refers to a resin. Do you know why resin is added to it?😊

The videos showcase the craftsmanship of ancient Miao silver jewelry, a skill passed down through generations for over a thousand years. Thank you very much for your appreciation. I will continue to update this production album, and I hope you will keep following. Thank you.

To be honest, I also hope so. Imagining it, it would be so rich and fragrant. However, this indeed is not chocolate.

Thank you for your suggestion. There's a high likelihood that we will introduce engraved earring styles in the future.

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Absolutely, I totally get what you're saying.😂😂😂

Exactly, I'm so glad I decided to capture and showcase this labor. I hope to help people appreciate the beauty of this hard work and their creations even more.

Close, but it's not wax, and it's not used for making molds either.

Not correct, guess again. 😉😊😉

I wouldnt drink it if i were you bro 💀

Of course, I won't drink it, even though it looks a bit like chocolate.

You can already guess that pine resin is impressive, which shows your extensive knowledge. But do you know why it's poured into a pot? 😊

@@Serendipity-Aura maby so you can add Charcoal or refine it at a later date cause normally you roll it around a stick in a ball so you can heat it up easily and apply it easily

You're welcome for your suggestion. It's just that the purpose of this particular thing in the video is different.😉

Thank you so much for your generous praise. It's truly an honor for me. I'm delighted that the process of creating these pieces brings beauty and enjoyment to people.

Thank you for your praise, it's my pleasure.😉

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Thank you for your praise, it means a lot to me.

Yes, it is this very respect that drives me to photograph these hardworking individuals.

Thank you for your message. We only use 999 pure silver to create our jewelry, as only silver with a purity of 999 has enough flexibility to complete intricate and delicate filigree work. Sterling silver is too hard to be used in this way.

Thank you for your praise. I'm glad you enjoyed my video. There are many more videos on my channel about filigree crafting, which you can find on my homepage. Of course, I'm also continuing to film and edit more videos about silver jewelry making. I hope you'll continue to support me as always. Thank you.

You're welcome. The glue we use to fix the parts is epoxy resin adhesive. It bonds very securely, but it can melt when exposed to high temperatures.

@@Serendipity-Aura thanks so much 🙏 epoxy resin adhesive for metal ? The shape and pattern of Iranian filigree is different. After we weld the mold or the first piece, we fix the it on the wax then the other small motif . After we heat it, the wax melts. I will try this method, thank you again.

You're welcome! I'm glad to discuss crafting with you. Yes, it's just regular epoxy resin adhesive. And this fixation is temporary, it doesn't require long-term strong bonding.

Really nice, where are you from?

I am from China, how about you?

Thank you so much😇

Seeing your comment really moved me, it shows that what I do is worthwhile. As for the soldering powder you mentioned, it's actually a mixture of silver and copper powder that we make ourselves, so I'm not sure if it can be bought directly. Alternatively, you can try grinding purchased solder rods into powder.

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Haha, I'm glad to have resolved your curiosity. This is exactly what I anticipated - to let people see the stories behind each piece of art.

Yes, the chisels are actually blunt, not sharp. They change the shape of the silver by compressing it rather than cutting it, which is the difference between engraving and carving. Thank you for your appreciation.

Yes, that was also my intention in filming these videos, because the effort behind each piece of art deserves to be respected.

Thank you for your praise, especially for leaving such sincere comments on many of my videos. It means a lot to me.

Thank you. It looks like all these efforts are worth it.

Thank you for your praise, I'm pleasantly surprised. If you love and persist in doing what you want to do, I believe you will definitely achieve your wishes.