Making a SOLID and HEAVY Gold Cross Pendant! Jewelry Making | How it's Made | 4K Video
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- In this video we show you step-by-step how to make a 22k Gold Cross Pendant!
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WOW that is a stunning cross and looks heavy too. great job it turned out really really nice.
Nice one jimmy
)))) Grand cross! Our bandits wore crosses and icons up to 400 grams.
22k solid gold bullion cross (91.67% pure), absolutely brilliant, super impressive! How many ounces?🎩
This was a couple of ounces :) thanks for your support
71 g=2.5 oz
This is incredible 😍 I love watching jewelry be made. It’s such an art. I want this cross or one like it it’s so beautiful. Even if its not solid gold it would still be amazing
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@@TheJewelleryWorkshop what would something the same size but not solid cost me ?
Around £100 in silver
@@TheJewelleryWorkshop how much u.s dollars?
Don’t know check google.
Great workmanship as usual, might have you guys make me a heavy ring, brilliant craftsmanship.
Thanks chris
Wow Soled Gold Cross Of Master Yashuah
I love your stubby forging hammer. You should sell those.
No idea where to buy from. Had for like 20 years 😂🥴
Beautiful piece
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I wish I could afford that monster!
The best things in life are free
Nice
Simple ,but nice , good job
If I had that much items I would make that cross
You make it look so easy, dumb question: when you enealed the ring, do let it cool to the touch, before pickling ? . question: I saw when you attached top to bottom , did you solder or fussed ?
When u pickle it, it’s best to do it when it is hot.
@@TheJewelleryWorkshop , thank you very much, my second question was when you attach the top to the bottom of the cross were they soldered or fused ?
My buddy just Got made one almost like this 6*4cm 50gram 14k but with 15* 0.03ct diamonds..
I mentioned already in a previous video that it is not recommended to throw the hot metal directly into the pickle. Acid might get trapped in the pores of the metal that might lead to skin irritation. In most Masterclasses, one will learn
to cool the metal first in water before putting it into the pickle.
Thanks for the advice.
I love this! Hmmmm? I just might have enough gold bullion for this? Beautiful sir! I forgot to ask...is this 24k or 18k? I might just be interested in purchasing this! Take care and blessings to u all...
It’s 22k
The Jewellery Workshop of course i got the wrong one!!! I will have to commission u to make some beautiful jewelry... you are so talented!
The Jewellery Workshop i would like to purchase something like this
I would like to buy a similar cross please
I Like And I Want A Soled Gold Cross To but So Expensive
Great work , how did the join colours match in . Certainly saves having to have large piece to cut cross from 👍
700 bucks right there .... (The dust of the gold )
Well over 3000 bucks worth of gold right there
lovely work. I am guessing this is a 14K alloy?
22k
renaissance cross
I'd wear that...if I could afford it.
Do you have an online sales site?
an order from Barracuda from L'Agence Tous Risques
Hello, I was wondering if you would make one of these out of silver, and how much it would cost? I’m VERY interested in getting one if so
Hi yes we can do. Please message us on Instagram
How do you know how much gold,silver,white gold is needed to properly complete a pendant/chain/ring?
Wow. Stunning. Beyond my price range lol..Thanks for making our collective mouths water though😊o
Our pleasure!
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How much would this would 10k gold ?
Gold bless you 😂😂☻
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Where this work shop avilable
Instagram
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How much to make if I have gold
What carrot of gold is the cross
22 carrot
@@TheJewelleryWorkshop thankyou
How much would this cross with a nice chain cost me please?
A couple of grand
@@TheJewelleryWorkshop I am interested do you have a website?
Just instagram at the moment
@@TheJewelleryWorkshop Because it is a lot of money just to buy from an instagram account. It is hard finding 22K Gold Cross Necklaces on the market.
How much does that Pendant cost ? And where can I buy it at
About 3000
@@TheJewelleryWorkshop is there a website that I can view it ?
No this was just a custom piece for a video
@@TheJewelleryWorkshop can I email you if I want a custom Pendant
We don’t sell gold online due to the obvious risk In posting
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How much do you think it would cost in a 10k gold one?✝️
Ummmmmm, I'm sorry, but that was genuinely hard to watch. Were you in a rush or were you just not charging for labor. Your shop has the money to invest in a power rolling mill, but not basic finishing tools or a smaller hoke torch? I know you are encouraged from all the positive comments below, but that's because they cant see this up close and personal. That said, if it works for you and you're making a good living, more power to you, but in my part of the world I would be out of business.
We get the job done with what we have
@Ian Sacks I don't know what his shop looks like, although I assume you have been there to see its "beauty". That said, how his shop looks is not what I was commenting on. I feel pretty confident in assuming you are not a jeweler and therefore really don't know what you are looking at in the project. All I was saying is that my customers would never accept that kind of product. This is why I asked if he was charging for labor. Give someone good enough of a deal and they may not care as much about the many, many flaws.
@Ian Sacks Im not sure why you aren't reading my posts. If you were, you would see that it was you who commented on how his store looks and not I. I have no interest in how his store looks because its irrelevant. My comments were only with respect to his process in making the cross. If you are in fact a jeweler and didn't see the issues that are glaringly obvious in this piece, then I don't know what to tell you.
@Ian Sacks Wow....four years apprenticeship...and yet you cant see why it was unnecessary for this cross to be 3 separate pieces. You cant see that at 2:39 it wasn't a lubrication problem as to why the saw wasn't cutting very well. You cant see why it would have been important to pre-finish the cross at 4:14 BEFORE attaching the bail. Although, it is important at this time to notice that the center of the cross geometry is the same dimension as the outer, as it should be. Unfortunately at 5:23 you can see how over filling the center of the cross to clean the solder joint has ruined the geometry and made it smaller. Additionally, at 5:25 that the back of the bail is quite thin because the whole cross was sanded with the bail on, which sanded the back of the cross, AND the back of the bail at the same time. You can see in the same frame of the side view that despite the over filing, the surface is still uneven and under polished along with the rest of the piece. Im not sure under whom you did your apprenticeship, but it's clear that attention to detail was not one of lessons. As for my geography, I fail to see its relevance in this exchange.
@Ian Sacks Well, your thoughts are your own, as mine are my own. My very initial comment however, was not about my thoughts so much as how my customers would receive a project like this. I have customers who have come to me specifically because this is the level of work they have received elsewhere and they were quite unhappy, and for good reason. Of course there are many ways to get the job done, I never said there was only one way. The best way for a project like this would have been to cast it as one piece and avoid all solder joins entirely. Its a plain cross without ANY detail whatsoever so the novelty of handmade is lost. However, that aside and returning to handmade, certain ways create certain problems and those are on display here, in detail. You seem to be doing a lot of "thinking" and assuming here but have stated no fact. I on the other hand have made quite clear points to which you have no rebuttal as a "4 year apprentice" other than "I THINK" he did that on purpose. Is it possible the customer wanted to have an expensive gold cross to look uneven and poorly finished, sure, but its not likely considering there is more than $3K in gold here, not to mention, that isn't the response I received from the channel owner. So it would seem you are making an argument for the sake of making an argument and that is quite elementary. You are correct though in that high karat gold does not need much finish, UNLESS, you have to correct poor solder joints and unevenness. Hence one of the problems here. You can drag this out as much as you like but at the end of the day, unless the customer specifically asked from a jacked up cross, it is clear the ball was dropped here. As for my work, that is the last desperate plea from a desperate person to initiate conflict. If I walk into a bakery and order a cake and it comes out crooked, I don't need to be a baker to say it, THE WORK SPEAKS FOR ITSELF.