Im fascinated by the process of setting gems and have been reading up about it but seeing it actually being done demonstrates how much skill, precision and patience is required. Beautiful
THAT is AWESOME. Shows how imperfect diamond setting really is. Every prong is very different then each other. I have a 1993 Rolex Datejust with a factory diamond bezel and looking at it under a microscope the bead settings are almost flawless. Almost like a machine did it, but it didn't. No wonder Rolex settings are so much more than aftermarket bezel are. That is a beautiful ring, first class for sure. Thanks for the education.
I can appreciate your work, started my 5 year apprenticeship in precious gem setting 50 years ago,never used microscopes or magnifying glasses, I was lucky with very good eyesight
This is The Best Tutorial Micro Setting, Can I Ask A Question? Can You Make A Tutorial Video How To Make The *Tool* to Close/Safe The Stone? The *Tool* In Minutes 8:12 to 8:47..The Tool Buy In The Market Or Must Be Make it Our Self? Thank You..
@@sethredmond3421 cool itd be fun to learn how to to this but looks like you have to be a natural at something like this like not just anyone can be a gold smith
@@bluewidow9151 a natural talent will get you pretty far in this trade, but you never know how good you are till you try it and stick with it awhile. I had no idea is be good at stone setting but now in just 1 month I'm the best student of the greatest jewler on the east coast. You really don't know where your talent is unless you go out of your comfort zone and try stuff.
When's the last time you saw a piece of real diamond jewelry that didn't have a hole drilled through behind every stone? Using that technique to determine the stones authenticity is common practice in the absence of a tester.
@Ian Sacks there's a difference between jewelry designed for stones and adding stones to any given piece of jewelry someone wants to dress up which is obviously what you're referring to. I design and cast custom pieces. My bulk comes from scrap and i can tell you I've NEVER pulled a fake diamond using that method. You did answer my question, if you're setting stones without drilling than I'm assuming they haven't been bringing you pieces with stones popping out.
Not to breathe- for cleaning. And it is the wearer’s choice, and smith catering to multiple options for the customers. For tiny micro pave setting it is impossible to allow a pilot hole underneath for cleaning.
@Ian Sacks lol- we set many stones in all pave and side by side settings. Definitely NOT a credible “method” for testing if a Diamond is real without a Diamond/moissanite tester.
@@diamondsettingstudio1472 I'm looking into getting started with stone setting what are the tools I should be looking for? There isnt very much info around for some reason lol
@Role model , there is a website callled Ganoksin that offers stone setting articles step by step, as well as several other jewelry techniques, also too look into this book called the diamond setting manual by Robert r wooding , at the back it explains what tools you need and how to sharpen them
Im fascinated by the process of setting gems and have been reading up about it but seeing it actually being done demonstrates how much skill, precision and patience is required. Beautiful
Incredible! The fish tail detail is brilliant. Will add an additional sparkle when paired with the stones. Really nice!
I am amazed that there is basically not a single gap between the diamonds, they are almost touching . Really precise work I absolutely admire you
THAT is AWESOME. Shows how imperfect diamond setting really is. Every prong is very different then each other. I have a 1993 Rolex Datejust with a factory diamond bezel and looking at it under a microscope the bead settings are almost flawless. Almost like a machine did it, but it didn't. No wonder Rolex settings are so much more than aftermarket bezel are. That is a beautiful ring, first class for sure. Thanks for the education.
His work here shows the exquisite beauty of handmade art 👌
Brilliant, I really enjoyed watching the settings
Your work inspires me so much i strive to be as good as you one day! 😎🙏
Spectacular! Dazzling!
Stunningly Beautiful work thanks for showing us.
Yes very nice job bravo from NY✊🏻🇧🇬
Please keep adding videos , we need more channels like yours , thank you so much
your level of experience is amazing full respect for you.
Great work by the way!
Great video!!
Thanks for showing the beautiful art keep loading you are our teacher
Fantastic..diamonds are nothing but rocks without a majestic throne
Amazing setting work can you give me description of the tool you use to pick and place your stones please
Flawless 👑
the highest quality I've seen😳💪
This us beautiful work. I hope to see more soon
Linda jóia, belo trabalho!
Thank you, beautiful video
Great video, nice setting, thank you
Fantastic video 👍
Whats the graver that used to cut the fish tail with a machine sound...
Gorgeous. Jealous. Stunning.
Назвать его просто мастером мало, он волшебник
If I have a 2mm shank what would be the best stone size to accomplish this?
What is that hand piece called? And what numbers and style graders are you using?
Beautiful
What tool did you use to push the prongs in and what tool did you use to shave off the sides @2:48 and @2:56?
Awesome
What does that foredome called, that one that slice gold?
Poxa, pq não mostrou com a pedra de centro cravada? Muito lindo!
Super
Amazing
Luxury
You should do a video comparing rolex bezel and a aftermarket one under the microscope. Million hits for sure.
They don’t show full video
I am starting a jewelry business was wondering if you can give me any books to read on diamond setting for any tips that you might have
Wonderful job
тёма мишкин Thank You
Question how do you know what size bur to use 🤔
nice . very rotate camera
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Stone so much closer . May be touching eachother . I think thats only mistake in this video . (Nice job & nice idea )
I can appreciate your work, started my 5 year apprenticeship in precious gem setting 50 years ago,never used microscopes or magnifying glasses, I was lucky with very good eyesight
You were very lucky indeed, to have had 25 of the best years in the business, you must have earned a Fortune:)
I started without glasses or microscope. But now I love the microscope so much I’ll never go back.
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This is The Best Tutorial Micro Setting, Can I Ask A Question? Can You Make A Tutorial Video How To Make The *Tool* to Close/Safe The Stone? The *Tool* In Minutes 8:12 to 8:47..The Tool Buy In The Market Or Must Be Make it Our Self? Thank You..
He used carbide engraver cr max
Hello! Would you please tell what size are those stones? Thanks!
Phant{}m Hi 1.6 mm
Not Bad
Nicly done but there was some problem in cutting
What tool are you using to push the stones into place?
Giovanna Falco a brass
Can I use #3onglette or do I have to get #4 for 3mm stones
TheToxicFPS i do use 3 for 70% of work but sometimes i prefer number 4
How to calculate the dimension of the ring? (height and width)
Let's say, for 2,3 mm stones..
Where could I go about getting a drill and heads like this??
Jackson Aholt
Any Jewellery Tool shop
does any one have CAD video of this setting??
I don't get how the tiny diamonds stay do they fold over a piece of gold? Or does the diamonds just stick in the hole perfect without doing anything
The size of the whole has to be cut perfectly to match the stone, then the corners are tucked in to hold the stone in place, he does this at 8:12
@@sethredmond3421 cool itd be fun to learn how to to this but looks like you have to be a natural at something like this like not just anyone can be a gold smith
@@bluewidow9151 a natural talent will get you pretty far in this trade, but you never know how good you are till you try it and stick with it awhile. I had no idea is be good at stone setting but now in just 1 month I'm the best student of the greatest jewler on the east coast. You really don't know where your talent is unless you go out of your comfort zone and try stuff.
You work under high flash light
I thought there always had to be a hole drilled for the diamond to breathe? Are those. CZ?
@Ian Sacks yea, breathe! Expansion,contraction
When's the last time you saw a piece of real diamond jewelry that didn't have a hole drilled through behind every stone? Using that technique to determine the stones authenticity is common practice in the absence of a tester.
@Ian Sacks there's a difference between jewelry designed for stones and adding stones to any given piece of jewelry someone wants to dress up which is obviously what you're referring to. I design and cast custom pieces. My bulk comes from scrap and i can tell you I've NEVER pulled a fake diamond using that method. You did answer my question, if you're setting stones without drilling than I'm assuming they haven't been bringing you pieces with stones popping out.
Not to breathe- for cleaning. And it is the wearer’s choice, and smith catering to multiple options for the customers. For tiny micro pave setting it is impossible to allow a pilot hole underneath for cleaning.
@Ian Sacks lol- we set many stones in all pave and side by side settings. Definitely NOT a credible “method” for testing if a Diamond is real without a Diamond/moissanite tester.
beautiful. What happens to all the metal shavings taken out of the ring Surely that is valuable. Can it be recovered
I was getting excited to see the setting of the main stone and then... Nothing !
What tool is being used at 3:00
C-max graver no.4 from GRS
@@diamondsettingstudio1472 I'm looking into getting started with stone setting what are the tools I should be looking for? There isnt very much info around for some reason lol
@Role model , there is a website callled Ganoksin that offers stone setting articles step by step, as well as several other jewelry techniques, also too look into this book called the diamond setting manual by Robert r wooding , at the back it explains what tools you need and how to sharpen them
Why you don’t show everything don’t scare😎
You skipped ☹️
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