Jewelry and Beading
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The typical lanyard is a length of basic rope, wire, or cloth that is designed to secure a small object. They are often purchased in large quantities and are fairly inexpensive. Many employees wear lanyards around their neck to secure identification badges while on the job.
Beads – A Brief History
What do you think the earliest recorded use of beads is - is your first thought perhaps beadwork created by the Egyptians? Yes, there certainly were a lot of beaded items in Egyptian times, but beadwork has been found dating back to the Stone Age (the Upper Paleolithic period).
Bracelets - Tips on How to Make Them
Creating bracelets is fun.
How to Value Your Jewelry at Home or Work
You are about to discover the intricacies and formulas that highly qualified gemologists and valuers are using, right now, to evaluate and appraise gold, silver and platinum jewelry.
Jewelry and the Art of Selling
The Antique Trade in general are a Fine and Trusting lot, but there are always the 'Shyster' or 'Fagin' characters out there.
Jewelry Making: Measuring for Bracelets Without a Tape
Your cousin's friend in Saskatchewan has asked you to design a custom bracelet for her. You have all the beads, materials, and tools, but you're stumped about the length. She doesn't have a clue about her wrist measurement, or a flexible measuring tape to use, and you're not about to travel that far north to measure her wrist. What do you do?
Why Chainmaille Jewelry Craft
Why should a craftsperson make chainmaille jewelry? It is unique, satisfying, results in lacy fine jewelry, not technical to make, and creative.
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