Making agate jewelry with a stone I found in a Scottish river
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- Опубликовано: 5 ноя 2024
- Join me on an adventure at a local river to look for agate gemstones, then see how I make a piece of jewellery with my finds,
Rockhounding, lapidary, jewelry making and nature are some of the things you will find in this video, I try to portray this in a relaxing and enjoyable way that’s interesting to watch and also informative
Do please sit back and relax as you watch the process of turning a rock into jewellery from beginning to end
#Silversmithing, #lapidary, #relaxing
Wish i was with you. I miss the UK. I live in the desert and it'll be 105 today. Or 107. Whatever.
That agate is superb. Your metal work is, too. TFS ❤️🎸🏏
Thank you, and I feel your pain I used to work in the Australian desert, on a particularly hot day I watched soda cans explode when left in direct sunlight! I never experienced heat like that 🥵
Terrific vid! That water looked trouty, fun to explore with a fly rod, carefully examining every gravel bar.
I have just found your videos today, so I have had a lazy Sunday afternoon watching them all. Your work is amazing and I really enjoy the walks in the countryside too. Thankyou for sharing
That’s an amazing comment thank you very much and really happy you’re enjoying them 😊
Can't wait for more of your videos! Very inspiring and relaxing to watch. (Sometimes more than once 😄)
Really pleased you enjoy them, hopefully have time next year to make more 😃
Excellent silver work and designs for ur cabbing skill.All the best from U.S.A
Thank you very much 😊
Awww first impressions this video is look like the movie 🎬 👍👍👍
Woww thank you 🤩
Another beautiful piece!!!! I absolutely love watching you searching for gemstones and crystals and then going back to your studio to make Jew out of them!!!!🤯🤍💕
Thank you 😊 really happy you’re enjoying the videos, plenty more on the way 🙌
@@Faodail925 you’re welcome!!!!
A good bit od awesomeness here! Nice work
Stunning video start to finish, your garden /workshop and country side are all amazing,
Your creativity, vision and skill are off the chart, even the final reveal, superbly crafted, exquisite prices placed in cracks and hanging on a log,
Just amazing.
And, I'm totally relaxed after watching and in awe.
Edited to add
I forgot to say thank you
😅
Thanks so much for such a nice comment! And I’m happy you feel relaxed watching it I’m really going for that effect 🙌
@@Faodail925 well sir,, you have achieved hitting your targets ,
Looking for to your nx video 😁👍
Absolutely beautiful from start to finish. So professional ❤
Thank you 😊
Hanging on the fence post was excellent close to this video
I was impressed with this whole video
Thanks, it come out quite well on the turntable, the light was good that day 👌
That was beautiful
Thank you 😊
Beautiful pieces and fantastic filming
Thank you 😊
Perfection ❤
Thanks 😊
I love the journey.😊
Thank you, many more journeys to come 🙌
Beautiful . Thats an art i wished i could have learned
Thank you 😊, if I can do it anyone can just takes time and practice to learn
Just found your channel and I absolutely love it. Where did you get your equipment? I'm just starting my journey but finding it difficult to find lapidary tools in the uk
Thank you very much 😊, in regards to equipment in the uk that’s the hard part, some of the machines I built myself not so hard with some tools and know how, some I bought second hand from searching gumtree, eBay and marketplace over the years
I believe a guy called Brandon Edward’s (hint of stone) of Facebook makes a range of units for sale here in the uk. But generally the uk has a severe lack of lapidary equipment available, good tutorials on RUclips of home built equipment
Ive seen a similar thing. Someone was looking for agates, and passed on a basket ball sized rock, with quarts golf balls in it.
Ahh yes this sounds like some agate nodules embedded in the volcanic host rock, some are almost perfectly round just like golf balls!
Is there a finishing polish/wax you find better than others? I’ve tried ZAM but I find it extremely hard and doesn’t give the shine.. thanks in advance, your work is beautiful!
For silver/metal I use jewellers rouge and for agate/stone I use cerium oxide,
I herd zam works well for some stone but not all, I haven’t used it before
Amazing work! I just wonder did u glue it in?
I am just a beginner 😊
Yes this is traditional jewelry inlay
Привіт з УкраЇни! Дуже гарна робота та спосіб життя, як і у мене! Успіхів у творчості та житті!
Thank you from Scotland 🙌