OMG ! I cant believe you just answered a question/problem I have had that even Midas couldn't answer when I called the company !!!! The PAINTBRUSH !!!!! The metal on the paintbrush ! I was having issues with a bit of what looked like rust on pieces a while after making them . I thought it was bad patina or the container or a number of reasons ! I called Midas and Rio Grande and no one could figure out why ! Such a simple fix !!!! Thank you ! I actually stopped making jewelry because of it and have everything ready to start up again !! I had some beautiful pieces but could not for the life of me figure out what I was doing wrong !! I wouldn't be able to let that piece go if i had made it ! It is gorgeous !!!!! Thanks so much !!!!
Oh my goodness! This makes me so happy to hear!! I had the exact same issue where my patina looked like it was starting to rust. So frustrating! Ever since I switched to the plastic paintbrush I haven't had any issues at all with my patina. Also, if you haven't tried it, I suggest using renaissance wax for any places you apply a patina. The wax will actually darken the patina (which is the desired look I try to go for) and it will help prevent the patina from fading/discoloring over time 😊 Here is a link to it if you're interested! This stuff has been a game changer for me! amzn.to/36dXhic
@@SpiritMountainSilver I have some of th eRenn wax but you use it as a top coat over the patina or on the silver and then patina...I wondered if the patina would take if i used the wax first. THANK YOU SO MUCH !!!!!!!!! Game changer !
@@jadeheart911 I apply it after I patina my piece! That's actually another cool hack with the wax now that you mention it.....if you apply the wax to an "un-oxidized" surface and then try to oxidize where that wax is, the surface wont be touched and will remain as is!! It can be a great way to protect anywhere you don't want the liquid oxidizer to go!
Spirit Mountain Silver, your tutorial is most informative, and you are so thorough and explicit in explaining step by step the process. Better than my Instructor.
I’m no way jewelry making, but I love handmade things. Your video truly shows why handmade pieces are different and exceptional, plus justifies the price - outstanding execution of even more talented artistic idea
I actually do have a beginners series! I have videos on how to make a basic silver ring, the tools you need to get started, along with a metal starter pack etc. They're my older, full length videos so you might need to scroll through my channel a little to find them! Here is one video you can check out but I'd take a look at all of them! ua-cam.com/video/nrG_nqMrQgk/v-deo.html
Hi! I’m gathering my tools and watching all your video’s now. I have TONs of Questions!!! Like a Million… So I’ll start with just a few. Lol First ~ Why do you cut such a large area outside of your stone setting? Is there a reason that this is done? Second ~ How do you know what solder to use where? I know you list what solder you use for each step. I was just wondering if there is a method to your madness at using each type here and there. And finally… Third ~ What is the tool you use to hold the piece in place while you set the stone? Oh! Wait! I lied!!! There is more!!! 😂 You use backing on your stones. What is it? Do you put it on yourself or do they come that way? Do you remove it before you set it or leave it? Ok! I promise I’m done for now… Thank you so much for sharing your talent and knowledge!!!
Awesome video Leah!! I truly feel like the last couple years of learning on UA-cam would have been so much easier with videos from start to end of the process like this - so many videos just show snippets or specific parts or are too long/not concise enough --way to go!! 🙌🏽🙌🏽
You are not only a wonderful silversmith/jeweler but an outstanding teacher as well, I watched and subscribed to one of your videos some time back and now I am back to binge watch the rest of yours, ( now I will watch over and over again). I have learned so much from your videos I do not have to keep looking for someone else to learn this fine art from. Thank you so much for your giving so much of yourself and your talents.
Love the piece ! Nifty quick release you have on your foredorm ! I have to say I find ways around using mine because it's a pain to change out the bits
Great video! Your voice is so fresh! Your pace is perfect. Tip: I keep my oxidizer IN the plastic brush. It is good for months. Just store it brush side up.
Beautiful and as an Artist myself I love seeing the process! So tempted to try this! But what I respect is the amount of work that goes into a piece like this because it gives me a greater sense of understanding and appreciation of what the artist has gone through to create it. Thank you so much!
Another gorgeous piece! You have such a talent, you should be very proud of your creativity & art. Please keep posting tutorial videos, these are so helpful & informative! :)
Hi! I really enjoyed watching your video! I am trying to start making sterling silver jewelry and you are so detailed in your directions and tips that I feel like I've just attended a real class! Thanks again, and you surely do make beautiful pieces! - Judi
wowzer Leah , what a beautiful piece. I have watched your feather and flower videos as well and practice, so tiny for arthritic hands, but will keep at it. Would you mind sharing what gauge silver do you use...and i heard you use #5 for blade, is this what you tend to use more so than other #;s? Im trying to understand better the blade # and the gauge # and when to use what!! also curious about the plastic paint brush, never seen anything like that, could you share where to get this...... thank you so much for sharing, love your video;s...btw...waving at you from vermont!!!
Hi Kristine! Thank you so much for your kind words!😊 I like to use 22 gauge for my backplates! I have found that 5/0 works best for me with that gauge of silver because the blade isn't too big that the teeth get stuck, but not too fine that it takes forever to saw out a piece lol. I actually made a saw blade guide for reference from one of my previous videos! Here is the link to it :) drive.google.com/file/d/1QT6uUdGcqSCStxHJ3eEAUSfF9fP-uOVN/view?usp=sharing That plastic paint brush I use to apply my patina is actually just a water paint brush! You can fill the paint brush with the oxidizer, however I chose not to god forbid if it did leak that would be very very bad...just my luck that would happen to me.🤣 Here is the link to that as well! amzn.to/3sP8ygK
Your videos are very clear and concise and wonderful. I always enjoy watching to see how other jewelry artists work, because I can pick up great tips. Thank you for taking the time to create on UA-cam. Your work is very beautiful.
I'm trying to write a book where my main character's family are silversmiths for thematic reasons, but to do that, I gotta learn about it. This is very helpful. I have a lot to learn, but I'm getting there. Hopefully this book will be good in the likely three or four years it's going to take me to write it.
Your work is absolutely beautiful! I picked up so many useful tips in this video. Thank you so much and look forward to watching more of your demonstrations. I am a silversmith and have been for years, I always continue to learn!
@@SpiritMountainSilver Would you be able to suggest a dremel/drill used for inserting diamonds into metal? I see they have different tips which create the angle for the diamond to sit in (apologies if you addressed this in another video) :)
@@SpiritMountainSilver I do bead work, loom work, anklets, etc.... And have a very large collection of silver rings and turquoise stuff, and been watching your videos, and really am thinking about trying silversmith, not sure at the young age of 54 need to start something else.....😁
Excellent tutorial and beautiful piece~! I appreciate your step-by-step instruction 😊 I have been wanting to learn how to do something similar but not sure I have the patience lol. I learned quite a lot in this video, thanks!
OMG this is amazing 😍. The quality of your videos are perfect?! Clean and precise! I've taken several expensive training courses and yet what you have shown in this one video contained at least have of the course! Thank you so much for sharing and I am very impressed with your skills!
Hi, so great to see you on UA-cam! What a gorgeous piece. I do have a question; you take such care to saw so close to your components which looks great, but why do you use such a lot (large piece) of metal for the backplate? Also, bristle discs are SOOO expensive, do you ever use tripoli and rouge? I drop my pre-polish time to 10% of bristle disc time, by only using them for special tasks. Do you find you get a finish you like better? Always want to learn, thanks! And btw, its "MUSS- lin", like bus, fuss, cuss.
Thanks for watching! For the backplate, I prefer to leave a little extra room for soldeirng operations. During times when I don't get a perfect solder (where all elements solder down on first try) and have to go back and add solder to any areas where it didn't flow or flowed in the wrong direction, I prefer wire solder to do this which has the tendency to roll all over the place....and roll off the backplate. So to try and avoid the wire solder rolling off the back plate I try to leave a little more room so it is easier to work with. I also never waste any silver. Any excess silver I cut out from the back plate will be used again as a back plate for a smaller bezel or as piece to stamp my makers mark or other stamp designs. I have used tripoli and rouge before and although they give a nice finish I prefer the radial discs. I find they are easier to use and have MUCH less cleanup which is especially helpful to me because I don't have a sink in my workshop to easily clean off the polishing compounds. When using radial discs combined with Zam to finish off the piece I get a superb shine. I highly recommend Zam!
@@SpiritMountainSilver very much and it was quite timely as I’m embarking in my jewelry journey and have a couple of commission pieces that I want to do some embellishments on !🙏❤️🙌
Fantastic videos. I just starting to cab turquoise and seeing how it is set is very helpful. Do you ever end up breaking/fracturing a turquoise stone when you are setting the stone? I ask because I use a very thin epoxy backing on my stones.
Thank you for making this video and your other videos. I always learn something. Question:do you have a hammer tool for your foredom for stone setting. You are so good doing hand setting, just wondered if you had compared the two. Thanks again for making these.
You’re welcome! And I do not, but I have been contemplating whether or not I should get one! It’s been in my list, but I have yet to pull the trigger on it 😬
Truly a work of art. So much talent and artistry in you. Where does one go to find your jewelry; store, catalog, internet... ?? This piece that you made is absolutely spectacular, and the work you put in just shows how MUCH actual knowledge and talent one must possess in order to make this masterpiece as you just did. Fantastic job; I couldn't wait to hit the "Subscribe" button.
Wow! Thank you so much, you are so kind!!😊🙏 I have a website and Instagram page where I sell/promote my jewelry that is available! My website is spiritmountainsilver.com/ and my Instagram is @spiritmountainsilver
Great work. Very informative. I’m just getting into making turquoise jewelry. I lost all I had been collecting Since was a child in a fire. So I want to learn how to make jewelry. Was wondering if you can make a video in what tools and supplies are needed to get started. Or point out a previous video if you already have Really like your videos. Thanks
Hi Ginny. So sorry to hear that! I do have a beginner video outlining all the tools you will need. Here is the link to that video ua-cam.com/video/xgrdW1Xy8qM/v-deo.html And then this video outlines all the materials you will need (silver): ua-cam.com/video/bi26DAYYjf8/v-deo.html. If you go to my playlist labeled silversmithing tutorials you will see all my tutorials I have uploaded as of right now. There are bunch to watch that I think you will find helpful! Let me know if you have any questions that aren't answered in the videos. Thank you!
OMG ! I cant believe you just answered a question/problem I have had that even Midas couldn't answer when I called the company !!!! The PAINTBRUSH !!!!! The metal on the paintbrush ! I was having issues with a bit of what looked like rust on pieces a while after making them . I thought it was bad patina or the container or a number of reasons ! I called Midas and Rio Grande and no one could figure out why ! Such a simple fix !!!! Thank you ! I actually stopped making jewelry because of it and have everything ready to start up again !! I had some beautiful pieces but could not for the life of me figure out what I was doing wrong !! I wouldn't be able to let that piece go if i had made it ! It is gorgeous !!!!! Thanks so much !!!!
Oh my goodness! This makes me so happy to hear!! I had the exact same issue where my patina looked like it was starting to rust. So frustrating! Ever since I switched to the plastic paintbrush I haven't had any issues at all with my patina. Also, if you haven't tried it, I suggest using renaissance wax for any places you apply a patina. The wax will actually darken the patina (which is the desired look I try to go for) and it will help prevent the patina from fading/discoloring over time 😊 Here is a link to it if you're interested! This stuff has been a game changer for me! amzn.to/36dXhic
@@SpiritMountainSilver I have some of th eRenn wax but you use it as a top coat over the patina or on the silver and then patina...I wondered if the patina would take if i used the wax first. THANK YOU SO MUCH !!!!!!!!! Game changer !
@@jadeheart911 I apply it after I patina my piece! That's actually another cool hack with the wax now that you mention it.....if you apply the wax to an "un-oxidized" surface and then try to oxidize where that wax is, the surface wont be touched and will remain as is!! It can be a great way to protect anywhere you don't want the liquid oxidizer to go!
Spirit Mountain Silver, your tutorial is most informative, and you are so thorough and explicit in explaining step by step the process. Better than my Instructor.
I’m no way jewelry making, but I love handmade things. Your video truly shows why handmade pieces are different and exceptional, plus justifies the price - outstanding execution of even more talented artistic idea
Thank you so much!!🙏🏻❤️
Wow - you added all those decorative bits in the same soldering process - I did not know that was possible.
Sweat soldering!
if you did a beginner series, i would watch EVERY video, no matter how long. your tutorials are SO HELPFUL!!!!
I actually do have a beginners series! I have videos on how to make a basic silver ring, the tools you need to get started, along with a metal starter pack etc. They're my older, full length videos so you might need to scroll through my channel a little to find them! Here is one video you can check out but I'd take a look at all of them! ua-cam.com/video/nrG_nqMrQgk/v-deo.html
Hi! I’m gathering my tools and watching all your video’s now. I have TONs of Questions!!! Like a Million… So I’ll start with just a few. Lol
First ~ Why do you cut such a large area outside of your stone setting? Is there a reason that this is done?
Second ~ How do you know what solder to use where? I know you list what solder you use for each step. I was just wondering if there is a method to your madness at using each type here and there.
And finally…
Third ~ What is the tool you use to hold the piece in place while you set the stone?
Oh! Wait! I lied!!! There is more!!! 😂
You use backing on your stones. What is it? Do you put it on yourself or do they come that way? Do you remove it before you set it or leave it?
Ok! I promise I’m done for now…
Thank you so much for sharing your talent and knowledge!!!
You are a talented artist and teacher. Thanks for the clear explanation. It is very interesting. I hope you build your channel more and more.🙂👍🏻
Thank you so much!! You are so kind!😊❤
I really love your work....very very nice piece from France 👍👍👍
That really nice 👌 I enjoyed the video lots of detail Thank you for sharing
Amazing and beautiful work.
That is BEAUTIFUL 😍❤️!
Oh my gosh. What patience and skill you have. Thank you for sharing your art.
absolutely stunning
I truly admire your sense of composition and harmony...
Aw thank you so much!
Awesome video Leah!! I truly feel like the last couple years of learning on UA-cam would have been so much easier with videos from start to end of the process like this - so many videos just show snippets or specific parts or are too long/not concise enough --way to go!! 🙌🏽🙌🏽
Aww thank you so much Mandy! I am so glad you have found my videos helpful!!☺️❤️
Absolutely beautiful. It came out gorgeous.
Thank you for this. I have a watch bracelet I need to repair. Just wasn’t familiar with jewelry process
You are so easy to watch you are not to fast you say everything you are doing love your videos thank you
Oh thank you so so much!!
You are not only a wonderful silversmith/jeweler but an outstanding teacher as well, I watched and subscribed to one of your videos some time back and now I am back to binge watch the rest of yours, ( now I will watch over and over again). I have learned so much from your videos I do not have to keep looking for someone else to learn this fine art from. Thank you so much for your giving so much of yourself and your talents.
Wow, thank you so much! This comment just put the biggest smile on my face!!😊 I am so glad you enjoy my videos and find them helpful!
What you are doing is EXACTLY what I'd like to do. You're so inspirational. Thank you!
Aww thank you so much for your kind words!
Love the piece ! Nifty quick release you have on your foredorm ! I have to say I find ways around using mine because it's a pain to change out the bits
It's amazing! It's the H.20 Quick Release Handpiece. Here is a link to it if you're interested :) amzn.to/3s0O6dF
I love the bail you used and the makers mark is perfect. Thank you for this tutorial. Also, you are adorable.
Aww thank you so much!😊
Absolutely stunning salad!
Oh and the piece was even more stunning! 🔥
Hahaha thank you!💙 It was quite delicious!😋
Leah, I agree with the comment below. You have a gift of teaching as well as being an outstanding artist. They don’t usually go hand in hand.
Thank you so much!! That means so much to me.💕
Great video! Your voice is so fresh! Your pace is perfect. Tip: I keep my oxidizer IN the plastic brush. It is good for months. Just store it brush side up.
Thank you!!😊
This came out awesome ! Extremely detailed u never really know how much goes into a piece
Thank you!!😊❤
Beautiful and as an Artist myself I love seeing the process!
So tempted to try this! But what I respect is the amount of work that goes into a piece like this because it gives me a greater sense of understanding and appreciation of what the artist has gone through to create it.
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much!!
Another gorgeous piece! You have such a talent, you should be very proud of your creativity & art. Please keep posting tutorial videos, these are so helpful & informative! :)
Aww thank you so much Mary! This comment just made my day!!😊 I am so glad you are finding these videos helpful!💙
Lovely pendant Leah. Your work is fabulous and you are a saw goddess! Thanks for sharing your technique with us.
Thank you so much Diana!❤️😊
Hi! I really enjoyed watching your video! I am trying to start making sterling silver jewelry and you are so detailed in your directions and tips that I feel like I've just attended a real class! Thanks again, and you surely do make beautiful pieces! - Judi
Thank you so much for your kind words Judi!☺️❤️
That's some good work. I prefer patina over very shiny, myself, so I'm glad there's an easy way to oxidize it.
wowzer Leah , what a beautiful piece. I have watched your feather and flower videos as well and practice, so tiny for arthritic hands, but will keep at it. Would you mind sharing what gauge silver do you use...and i heard you use #5 for blade, is this what you tend to use more so than other #;s? Im trying to understand better the blade # and the gauge # and when to use what!! also curious about the plastic paint brush, never seen anything like that, could you share where to get this...... thank you so much for sharing, love your video;s...btw...waving at you from vermont!!!
Hi Kristine! Thank you so much for your kind words!😊 I like to use 22 gauge for my backplates! I have found that 5/0 works best for me with that gauge of silver because the blade isn't too big that the teeth get stuck, but not too fine that it takes forever to saw out a piece lol. I actually made a saw blade guide for reference from one of my previous videos! Here is the link to it :) drive.google.com/file/d/1QT6uUdGcqSCStxHJ3eEAUSfF9fP-uOVN/view?usp=sharing
That plastic paint brush I use to apply my patina is actually just a water paint brush! You can fill the paint brush with the oxidizer, however I chose not to god forbid if it did leak that would be very very bad...just my luck that would happen to me.🤣 Here is the link to that as well! amzn.to/3sP8ygK
Hola..que lindos tus vídeos ..me encantan.
Stunning
Thank you!🙏🏻
Thank u so much to show yr effort to make a wonderful beautiful design 👏👏👍🙏🤗
Thank you!!
Very Pretty 😍
Thank you!😊
Love your videos! So detailed & informative! ❤
Thank you so much!💛
You did a wonderful, detailed job with your video. The pendant turned out perfect, nice job. Stand proud.
Oh thank you so so much!!
Love your bezel set, Beautiful!!!
Thank you so much!!💙
That is so beautiful
Thank you so much!
Thank you
Your videos are very clear and concise and wonderful. I always enjoy watching to see how other jewelry artists work, because I can pick up great tips. Thank you for taking the time to create on UA-cam. Your work is very beautiful.
Aww thank you so so much!🙏🏻❤️
I'm trying to write a book where my main character's family are silversmiths for thematic reasons, but to do that, I gotta learn about it. This is very helpful. I have a lot to learn, but I'm getting there. Hopefully this book will be good in the likely three or four years it's going to take me to write it.
Oh so cool! I’m glad you found this video helpful!😊
Nice work, and thanks for all information :)
My pleasure!🙂
Your work is absolutely beautiful! I picked up so many useful tips in this video. Thank you so much and look forward to watching more of your demonstrations. I am a silversmith and have been for years, I always continue to learn!
Thank you so much for your kind words! :)
Thank you for sharing, for someone who is just starting to learn about jewellery making, this is very informative :)
You are so welcome!
@@SpiritMountainSilver Would you be able to suggest a dremel/drill used for inserting diamonds into metal? I see they have different tips which create the angle for the diamond to sit in (apologies if you addressed this in another video) :)
I’m actually not super familiar with faceted stones so I unfortunately do not know the answer to this. I’m sorry about that!
@@SpiritMountainSilver No problem :) Thank you again
Your work is beautiful!
Thank you so much!
I learn sooo much from your videos!!! LOVE this!! THank YOU!!!
Oh I am SO glad!!☺️❤️
Enjoyed this so much! Can you give me the link to those polishing pads?
I am so glad! The link for the pads should be in the description under the "Polishing" section!
Very beautiful tutorial, thank you ❤ I will try it for sure 👍🏻
Thank you! Cheers!
That is truly beautiful. You are so talented.
Thank you so much!💛
WOW 😳 beautiful ❤️
Thank you! 😊
@@SpiritMountainSilver I do bead work, loom work, anklets, etc.... And have a very large collection of silver rings and turquoise stuff, and been watching your videos, and really am thinking about trying silversmith, not sure at the young age of 54 need to start something else.....😁
Lovely beautiful piece.
Thank you! Excellent tutorial!!
Thank you!
Beautiful pendant 🙏
Thank you so much!!
Support my channel brother 💓
Your work is amazing! Thanks for sharing
Thank you so much!🙏🏻
Beautiful piece! Thank you for sharing. 😊
Thank you! 😊
What a great tutorial!! This piece is so beautiful! You make it look so easy ❤️🌟💖 thank you so much
You’re welcome!!☺️💙
Great video! Learned a lot!
Glad it was helpful!😊
Your videos are incredible. Very clear, thorough, and complete. Thank you!
Thanks for watching!😃
Excellent tutorial and beautiful piece~! I appreciate your step-by-step instruction 😊 I have been wanting to learn how to do something similar but not sure I have the patience lol. I learned quite a lot in this video, thanks!
Thank you so much for your kind words!! I am so glad you found this video helpful!😊💙
This is such a wonderful video and you are an excellent teacher! I learned so much! Thank you!!!
Oh thank you so much Kerri! I'm so glad you found it helpful!😊
I never knew to neutralize after patina…. And these foam pads on Amazon? What brand? I love these tutorials! Thank you for posting
Oh yes, very important!! And those foam pads are game changer!! I believe the ones I used are from EuroTool on Amazon!
Thank you for sharing 😊
My pleasure 😊
Beautiful pendant! Great tutorial! Thank you! 👍🏽
Thank you so much!!!
@@SpiritMountainSilver you're welcome 😊
OMG this is amazing 😍. The quality of your videos are perfect?! Clean and precise! I've taken several expensive training courses and yet what you have shown in this one video contained at least have of the course! Thank you so much for sharing and I am very impressed with your skills!
Aw thank you so much for all of your kind words, Nancy!!😊❤️
The good old "if you use your bench/clothes for art, ur a real artist" or you don't have the tools.
Both stereotypes are valid.
wow beautiful work,love it I own a lot of navajo turquoise pendants, and rings,I new there where a lot of work that went into it but wow.
Thank you very much!
This was a very helpful video as a newbie. Thank you!💜
Glad it was helpful!
Hi, so great to see you on UA-cam! What a gorgeous piece. I do have a question; you take such care to saw so close to your components which looks great, but why do you use such a lot (large piece) of metal for the backplate? Also, bristle discs are SOOO expensive, do you ever use tripoli and rouge? I drop my pre-polish time to 10% of bristle disc time, by only using them for special tasks. Do you find you get a finish you like better? Always want to learn, thanks! And btw, its "MUSS- lin", like bus, fuss, cuss.
Thanks for watching! For the backplate, I prefer to leave a little extra room for soldeirng operations. During times when I don't get a perfect solder (where all elements solder down on first try) and have to go back and add solder to any areas where it didn't flow or flowed in the wrong direction, I prefer wire solder to do this which has the tendency to roll all over the place....and roll off the backplate. So to try and avoid the wire solder rolling off the back plate I try to leave a little more room so it is easier to work with. I also never waste any silver. Any excess silver I cut out from the back plate will be used again as a back plate for a smaller bezel or as piece to stamp my makers mark or other stamp designs. I have used tripoli and rouge before and although they give a nice finish I prefer the radial discs. I find they are easier to use and have MUCH less cleanup which is especially helpful to me because I don't have a sink in my workshop to easily clean off the polishing compounds. When using radial discs combined with Zam to finish off the piece I get a superb shine. I highly recommend Zam!
Great instructional video! Thank you
You’re very welcome!
Excellent. Gorgeous setting.
Thank you so much!!❤️
Wonderful Video ! Thanks so much for sharing 🙏
Thank you so much Claudia! So glad you liked it!😊
@@SpiritMountainSilver very much and it was quite timely as I’m embarking in my jewelry journey and have a couple of commission pieces that I want to do some embellishments on !🙏❤️🙌
Thank you! Wonderful video! Gorgeous peice!
Thank you so much!!❤️
Thanks for this amazing video ❤ you are so a great teacher. Im very happy 😁🌻
Aww thank you so much Maribel! You are so kind!😊💙
I would like continue learning from you, please teach us more ❤🙏
Greetings from Chile.
Beautiful work, if I may ask what would this piece would sell for?
Thank you
Ed
what a beautiful piece!!
Thank you very much!❤
@@SpiritMountainSilver I have a cross to be made in silver?
Interested? PM Please please...
Super neat and clean ,lots of great information along the way ! Thank You !
You’re welcome!☺️
Beautifull work!!
Thank you!
Хорошая работа!
Awesome video! The music reminds me of my favorite anime hunterxhunter tho and i keep feeling like a fight is about to break out 😂
Hahaha! 😂
Thank you for sharing this!
My pleasure!💙
Beautiful. Thank you.
Absolutely gorgeous! Thank you for the great tutorial.🙏🏽
Thanks so much!😊
amazing and beautiful! i love how you go into such detail. what’s in the pickle bath?
Thank you! And I use the bench basic smart pickle from Pepe tools!
Thank you for this very interesting video!
You're welcome! I hope you enjoyed!
Wow, gorgeous ❤. Thank You for sharing;-)
Thank you! Cheers! :)
Fantastic videos. I just starting to cab turquoise and seeing how it is set is very helpful. Do you ever end up breaking/fracturing a turquoise stone when you are setting the stone? I ask because I use a very thin epoxy backing on my stones.
Thank you so much! And I have cracked a stone before, usually one with very fragile pointed edges.😐
@@SpiritMountainSilver yes the pointed edges. I am very glad you mentioned that has I have been making sure this last weekend to avoid those.
Wowwwwwwwww this is beautiful!! 🤩😍 where do you purchase your metals?
Thank you so much! And I get my silver sheet from monsterslayer.com
Great video, beautiful work!
Thank you!😊
Thank you for making this video and your other videos. I always learn something. Question:do you have a hammer tool for your foredom for stone setting. You are so good doing hand setting, just wondered if you had compared the two.
Thanks again for making these.
You’re welcome! And I do not, but I have been contemplating whether or not I should get one! It’s been in my list, but I have yet to pull the trigger on it 😬
Wow nice work. May I send you some scrap silver?
A big Awesome good job😊
Thank you so much!😀
Love your video! Thanks for sharing. 💜
Thank you so much!❤
Tysm for the detailed explanation!
You’re welcome!😃
Love all of your videos!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!! Question…do you tumble all pieces?
Thank you! And yes I always try to before setting to stones 😊
Thank you so much for this.
Lovely!!
Thank you so much!💛
Truly a work of art. So much talent and artistry in you. Where does one go to find your jewelry; store, catalog, internet... ?? This piece that you made is absolutely spectacular, and the work you put in just shows how MUCH actual knowledge and talent one must possess in order to make this masterpiece as you just did. Fantastic job; I couldn't wait to hit the "Subscribe" button.
Wow! Thank you so much, you are so kind!!😊🙏 I have a website and Instagram page where I sell/promote my jewelry that is available! My website is spiritmountainsilver.com/ and my Instagram is @spiritmountainsilver
Great work. Very informative. I’m just getting into making turquoise jewelry. I lost all I had been collecting
Since was a child in a fire. So I want to learn how to make jewelry. Was wondering if you can make a video in what tools and supplies are needed to get started. Or point out a previous video if you already have
Really like your videos. Thanks
Hi Ginny. So sorry to hear that! I do have a beginner video outlining all the tools you will need.
Here is the link to that video ua-cam.com/video/xgrdW1Xy8qM/v-deo.html
And then this video outlines all the materials you will need (silver): ua-cam.com/video/bi26DAYYjf8/v-deo.html.
If you go to my playlist labeled silversmithing tutorials you will see all my tutorials I have uploaded as of right now. There are bunch to watch that I think you will find helpful! Let me know if you have any questions that aren't answered in the videos. Thank you!
@@SpiritMountainSilver thanks I’ll definitely watch them
Great video thank you.
Thank you so much!