One for the Jewellers

A slightly different approach to helping fellow practicing jewellers. I decided to simply work on this cluster head and explain whats going on in my mind. Rather than being a video focusing on instructing others how to complete a job its more about the process of jewellery making.
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[@Gazz_R]

Thanks for sharing and have a great weekend.

[@aquarius9900]

I love videos of watching just working realtime. It allows us to see the process of each thing.

[@alexism5687]

I hope you wear a dust masks for future projects...Safety first!

[@edinsonariasquintero6130]

Muchas gracias por compartir la bendición del Padre del Hijo y del Espíritu Santo estén en tu vida y todos los tuyos gracias buen día bendiciones 😅😅😅😊😊😊Colombia

[@lordmark4966]

hhhmmmmmmmmmm, id usually sketch a crappy rough doodle of what i got in mind so i can reference it as i go to see what the end goal is. almost impossible to help advise or backseat jewelering when that design can be done so many diff ways. shared prong setting/flush setting/ individual prong setting/half and half/etc, all change what needs to be done or where things need to go. assuming you want the main stone to have prongs its important to have them thick enough to not wear down so fast or risk losing it but not so thick that it gets in the way of the other stones too much.