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Ask the Experts Pendant Conversion Q&A
Ask the Experts Pendant Conversion Q&A
Q: I bought an odd-shaped cameo in Roatán, Honduras. Would I damage the product if I bonded a bail to it? I bought just the piece, so there is no sterling or any other type of metal attached to it already.
Ask the Experts Flat Back Crystal Application Q&A
Ask the Experts Flat Back Crystal Application Q&A
Q: I am fairly new to beading. How do I attach flat-backed crystals to a T-shirt or blouse?
Ask the Experts An Extra Hand with Multiple Bead Strands Q&A
Ask the Experts An Extra Hand with Multiple Bead Strands Q&A
Q: When working on a multiple strand necklace, what advice do you give as far as handling the ends while you're beading? I've tried it and sometimes drop a line and my beads go everywhere!
Ask the Experts Faceted Gems and Cabochons Q&A
Ask the Experts Faceted Gems and Cabochons Q&A
Q: What are your items that will hold Faceted Gems and Cabochons? Is it best to use glue? If so, what kind?
How to Use No Days Bail Bond™
How to Use No Days Bail Bond™
Learn how to use No Days Bail Bond™ to attach cabochons and cameos to Aanraku and other styles of flat glue-on bails. This photo-illustrated guide has four easy steps.
Hot-Fix Applicators, How-To
Hot-Fix Applicators, How-To
Attach flat back crystals with Hot-Fix™ coating to various materials using a Hot-Fix™ applicator. Follow these simple steps to bond crystals to a range of materials, including textiles.
Stabilized/Stabilization
Stabilized/Stabilization
As defined by the American Gem Trade Association (AGTA), stabilization is the use of a colorless bonding agent (commonly plastic) with a porous gemstone to give it durability and improve appearance. Turquoise is a commonly stabilized gemstone.
Silver-Filled
Silver-Filled
A mechanical bonding with a silver alloy of at least 92.5 percent fineness. The bonding must be equal to at least one-twentieth of the metal in the article. This can also be called silver overlay, but never silver plate.
Upeye
Upeye
Finding that can be bonded to round bead or tumbled stone to add a loop and create a pendant.
Glue
Glue
(see also Adhesive) A liquid, semi-liquid, gel or film that adheres or bonds items together. E-6000® and G-S Hypo cement are glues.
Adhesive
Adhesive
(see also Glue) A liquid, semi-liquid, gel or film that adheres or bonds items together. E-6000® and G-S Hypo cement are adhesives.
Flux
Flux
A liquid or paste used in metal soldering. Flux lowers the temperature of the two metal surfaces to increase bonding and protect the metal surfaces from oxidization.
Riveting With a Tube or Crimp Tube
Riveting With a Tube or Crimp Tube
Learn the art of riveting with tubes or crimp tubes, a cold-joining technique that securely brings metal pieces together, creating a strong bond with flared ends and a precise hole – a crucial skill for your jewelry-making journey.
Bail Pendant Mount
Bail Pendant Mount
Bonds to any flat-backed item to make a pendant.
Terminator
Terminator
Bond to one end of a flat bulk chain to create a jumpring attachment.
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