Captured stone pendant & ring
How to make a simple captured stone design pendant and ring
Description
This is a surprisingly simple but extremely effective design.
There could be a few variations of this concept, for example the front domed section could have different shaped cut outs or you could use a stone or bead instead of a pearl.
I hope this inspires you to design prototype and experiment to make jewellery with a difference. Peter will explain each step of the way making your learning experience enjoyable and rewarding.
Who This Course is For
This course is ideal for beginners & advanced students wanting to learn contemporary techniques to develop design possibilities.
Requirements
Materials;
- Project one: Keshi pearl; 1.2 gram. Sterling silver; 0.9mm x 28mm x 55mm
- Project two: 12mm round flat glass bead or cab stone
- Sterling silver half round wire 1.5mm x 3mm x 65mm
- Sterling silver sheet 0.6mm x 20mm x 40mm
Instructor
Peter Keep
JTS Managing Director
Peter is an award winning Master Jeweller & highly regarded in the industry for his service & commitment to training the next generation of jewellers.
Curriculum
Recent Reviews
Instructor
Peter Keep
JTS Managing Director
Peter is an award winning Master Jeweller & highly regarded in the industry for his service & commitment to training the next generation of jewellers.
Patricia
Interesting No Solder Pendant
This project is quite unique and makes a lovely pendant. I will definitely give this one a go. It seems quite easy and a great way to practice sawing skills.
Vickie
Captured Pearl
Another very informative course from Peter. Learned some new techniques. Can't wait to try this.
Chantal
Simple et Magnifique!
J'ai réalisé le bijou en pensant à une huître contenant une perle... Où peut on mettre des photos de nos Réalisations?
Bob
Captured Keshi
Looks like a fun project