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Beading Needles: A Comprehensive Guide for Every Project
Beading Needles: A Comprehensive Guide for Every Project
What needles are best for what types of beading projects? If this question has you in stitches, never fear! Our handy guide is here to give you some sharp advice and tips to keep your beadwork on point.
The Benefits of Stainless Steel for Jewelry Design
The Benefits of Stainless Steel for Jewelry Design
Explore the benefits and properties of this sturdy and stylish metal.
Selecting the Right Bead Reamer
Selecting the Right Bead Reamer
Bead reamers are an important tool. Use this helpful guide to choose the correct reamer for all your jewelry-making needs.
How to Sell Your Handmade Jewelry Online
How to Sell Your Handmade Jewelry Online
It's never been easier to sell your jewelry online. Discover how to set up shop, compare costs and get expert business tips to find your best-selling fit among the top sites.
Southwest Native American Jewelry After the 19th Century
Southwest Native American Jewelry After the 19th Century
Each native tribe of the Southwestern United States has their own distinctive jewelry style. Here are four of the most prevalent from the 19th century onwards.
All About Clasps: A Clasp Style Guide and Easy Reference Chart
All About Clasps: A Clasp Style Guide and Easy Reference Chart
Learn all about clasps and how to use them in this handy guide.
1962 Beaded Cadillac
1962 Beaded Cadillac
Why, might you ask, would anyone want to bead a Cadillac in the first place? Well, a Cadillac is an American car with a large surface, so there is a lot of room for beads!
12 and 12 More: Alternate Choices for Birthstones
12 and 12 More: Alternate Choices for Birthstones
Explore the history of birthstones and find popular alternatives with the help of this article.
Turquoise: Then and Now
Turquoise: Then and Now
What do the ancient Egyptians, Native Americans, 1970's celebrities and people today all have in common? A love of turquoise! Explore this gemstone's popularity throughout history.
All About Jewelry Cord
All About Jewelry Cord
Discover the best cord for your jewelry-making or crafting project with this thorough guide.
Gemstone Grading
Gemstone Grading
Learn all about industry standards of gemstone grading—color, clarity, cut and more—including a chart that explains the difference between each grade.
Know Your Beading Thread
Know Your Beading Thread
Which thread is suited to seed beading? What's best for pearls? Learn about jewelry-making thread from Beadalon® WildFire™ to TOHO BEADS® One-G™ and more.
All About Crimps
All About Crimps
Crimps are the powerhouse finding that secures one or more strands of beading wire. Learn more about crimps and how to use them in this article.
A Guide to Jewelry-Making Hand Tools
A Guide to Jewelry-Making Hand Tools
In jewelry making, it's important to have the right tools. Check out this guide to learn the right tool for every job, ensuring a professional finish each time.
Selling Precious Metal Jewelry in Accordance with U.S Law
Selling Precious Metal Jewelry in Accordance with U.S Law
Being transparent by adhering to U.S. laws and regulations when selling precious metal jewelry informs customers and creates trust. This article emphasizes the significance of accurate hallmarks and quality marks to guarantee purity and fineness, and highlights the distinctions between terms like "plated," "finished," and "electroplated" according to legal standards.
An Ocean of Style
An Ocean of Style
Dive into ocean-themed jewelry trends featuring mermaids, sea-life motifs and breezy coastal styles.
Versatile Wood Jewelry
Versatile Wood Jewelry
Wooden jewelry has once again been on the rise. Find inspiration for your own nature-inspired designs in this article.
Blushing Beauty
Blushing Beauty
Popular fashion is leaning toward blush hues for clothing, handbags and jewelry. Find design ideas and more in this article.
A Guide to Metals
A Guide to Metals
What does your choice of metal say about you? This article explores the meaning of different metals in jewelry designs to help you learn what your jewelry is saying.
Crystal (Glass)
Crystal (Glass)
A material made by adding lead oxide to molten glass. Crystal glass has high density and refraction, creating brilliant sparkle. Also leaded crystal or glass.
Acrylic Resin
Acrylic Resin
A form of plastic which can be molded into a variety of shapes, including beads, components and findings.
Asymmetrical Earrings
Asymmetrical Earrings
Matching doesn't have to mean each piece in the set is the same. Read this article and learn how to create a bold and fashion-forward look by harnessing the power of asymmetry.
Crow Bead
Crow Bead
A bead cut from a tube of glass or plastic, then tumbled and polished to smooth the edges. Used on cornrow braids, fringe and in Native American styles.
Carat
Carat
The unit of weight used for precious stones. One carat equals one-fifth of a gram. Also a measurement of fitness in gold. Pure gold is expressed as 24Kt.The term ''carat'' dates back to the traders of the ancient world.
Crimp Tube
Crimp Tube
A metal bead or short metal tube used with all beading wires and some beading cords to secure the beginning and finish the end of a strand.
Crimping Pliers
Crimping Pliers
Pliers with a grooved opening for folding, rolling and smoothing crimp beads and tubes. Crimping pliers create a smooth, rounded or curved crimp.
Crimp Clasp
Crimp Clasp
Has structural crimps for attaching to the end of beading wire or cord with Crimping Pliers. Can include Hook-and-Eye, Lobster Claw and Magnetic Clasp styles.
Crimp Bead
Crimp Bead
A metal bead or short metal tube used with all beading wires and some beading cords to secure the beginning and finish the end of a strand.
Crimp
Crimp
A metal bead or short metal tube used with all beading wires and some beading cords to secure the beginning and to finish the end of a strand.
Cord Coil
Cord Coil
(see also Coil End) A wire coil bead with an end loop.
Cord
Cord
A thin, flexible length of twisted fibers.
Curb Chain
Curb Chain
A form of chain with oval links that have been twisted, so that the entire chain lays flat.
Ice-Pick Bail
Ice-Pick Bail
Similar to a prong bail, it will create a loop to attach a chain to when the prongs are closed into a cross-drilled pendant.
Cane Glass
Cane Glass
Beads resembling old-fashioned candy sticks. Small canes of colored glass are fused together to create a larger rod, then coated with clear glass and fired.
Cone
Cone
Necklace terminator or beading finding used to bring multiple strands together at one point to attach a clasp or be part of the design.
Grow Your Own Jewelry Business
Grow Your Own Jewelry Business
This article guides aspiring jewelry business owners through the process of growing their venture, from crafting a mission statement and business plan to marketing strategies, sales venues, customer service and more.
Component
Component
A smaller, self-contained part used in jewelry-making and beading.
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