34. Everything You Need to Know About Chains - PJX 2023 Lecture - Free Permanent Jewelry Training

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  • The ultimate crash course in metal jewelry components and chains! I taught this at the Permanent Jewelry Expo (PJX) in Las Vegas.
    This basic knowledge is essential for anyone new to jewelry making, but also informative for seasoned goldsmiths. The course will cover different metals and styles popular to PJ, and those that should be avoided; measurements and the gauges of wire and jump rings best for PJ; the difference in the performance, durability, pricing, manufacturing process, reactivity and allergies for each metal; how to test for fake metals; how to clean permanent jewelry. The goal of this course is to educate you so you can educate customers.
    For Full Notes and Downloadable Charts and Product Knowledge:
    stonesandfindings.com/free-re...
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    Time Stamps:
    00:00:00 Start
    00:00:14 Intro
    00:00:52 Overview
    00:02:11 Lengths- Imperial vs Metric
    00:04:54 Average Lengths For Jewelry
    00:06:20 Popular Lengths For Permanent Jewelry
    00:08:29 Thickness - Unit Conversion
    00:10:59 Diameters - OD and ID
    00:13:22 Most Popular Jump Ring Size For Welding
    00:15:56 Popular Metals For Permanent Jewelry
    00:18:38 Metal Not Suitable For Permanent Jewelry
    00:30:45 Solid Gold
    00:34:06 925 Silver (Sterling Silver)
    00:44:42 Gold Filled
    00:49:05 Gold Filled Must Have 2 Things
    00:56:15 Durability Of Gold Filled
    00:57:08 Many Label Gold Plated As Gold Filled
    01:03:30 Can You Weld Gold Filled?
    01:05:56 Allergies To Gold Filled
    01:11:18 Chains Stretching
    01:15:12 End
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    Full disclosure
    About us: Stones And Findings is a wholesaler of premium jewellery components. We supply many stores that weld permanent bracelets. Our chains and components are high quality and well made (all 925 silver chains are made in Italy and gold filled chains are American).
    You can shop our extensive collection online at wholesale prices by first creating an account (you do not need a business license). You will get instant access to prices and shopping cart at the bottom of this page:stonesandfindings.com/my-acco...
    Note on Micro Welder I have used in this video:
    Orion Micro Welder mPulse 30 is made by Sunstone Engineering, in the USA. Stones And Findings is a premier licensed distributor for Orion Micro Welders.
    You can purchase it here 👉 bit.ly/orion-micro-welder-sf
    FREE SHIPPING in USA and Canada ✈️
    🌎 If you are located elsewhere, you can email me and I'll find the licensed reseller in your country.
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  • @deniseknapp8557
    @deniseknapp8557 2 місяці тому

    You are an amazing teacher and an inspiration.

    • @stonesandfindings
      @stonesandfindings  2 місяці тому

      Wow, thank you! I really appreciate this note - it has made my weekend.

  • @ColesWorlddd
    @ColesWorlddd 3 місяці тому

    I thoroughly enjoyed this video! You are soooo appreciated. I feel more comfortable & knowledgeable now with my permanent jewelry business!!!

    • @stonesandfindings
      @stonesandfindings  3 місяці тому

      You are so welcome! I really appreciate this note and you have made my day. Good luck with your permanent jewelry business!!

  • @charmspeakjewelrydesignstu7224
    @charmspeakjewelrydesignstu7224 3 місяці тому

    Just some additional information for those that are curious. Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc. Yellow gold karats are usually a combination of copper and silver. White gold is alloyed with combination of silver and nickel or palladium. Rose gold is alloyed with copper and silver. Additionally pure gold is in many computer components chips etc.
    Thank you for the informative video.❤

    • @stonesandfindings
      @stonesandfindings  3 місяці тому

      Thanks for the info! Yes, I love it when people with expert knowledge add to comments. I certainly read comments in other people's posts. Thanks for this.

  • @zakiasbrowbar
    @zakiasbrowbar Рік тому +1

    Thank you for the valuable information. It was well needed and appreciated.

    • @stonesandfindings
      @stonesandfindings  Рік тому

      You are so welcome! Thank you for this encouraging message!!!!

  • @Cs-ls3mm
    @Cs-ls3mm 9 місяців тому +1

    THANK YOU SO MUCH for sharing this information❤

    • @stonesandfindings
      @stonesandfindings  9 місяців тому +1

      You are so welcome! Thank you for watching and this note!

  • @tywhitmire860
    @tywhitmire860 8 місяців тому

    Fantastic information! ...just a little fyi, respectfully, gold is used in many manufacturing products such as medical, electronics, etc., because of it's inherent properties. Some people collect electronic boards to recycle the gold and it takes a lot of work and boards to get enough to make it worthwhile. Lol.... love your videos and teaching skills! Thank you! ❤

    • @stonesandfindings
      @stonesandfindings  7 місяців тому

      I thought that it was silver, not gold, which has so many industrial uses. I may be wrong and thank you for bringing this to my attention.

  • @tywhitmire860
    @tywhitmire860 8 місяців тому

    Very interesting information on the agere. I had not heard of it. I'm definitely going to look into it. What is your opinion on Renaissance wax? Have you ever used it effectively? Thank you so much for sharing so many😊 helpful things!

    • @stonesandfindings
      @stonesandfindings  7 місяців тому

      Renaissance wax would rub off - whatever you wax on, can be waxed off! Costume jewellery manufacturers used to use jewellery varnish - much like a diluted floor varnish. They dip it and then swing the chain around to remove excess (don't do this at home cuz the factory had all sorts of spray marks). Once dried, they then crunch the chain to make it less stiff.
      Later they used a baked on process with E-Coat (it's like enamel) and lasts for a long time.
      However, neither of these are permanent.

  • @debbiebebington9803
    @debbiebebington9803 11 місяців тому

    Forgot to add if I can help you with clocks and watches I will be more than happy to help you already have my website regard Debbie x

    • @stonesandfindings
      @stonesandfindings  11 місяців тому

      Hi Debbie - I don't know what this is in reference to. Pls email. thx Dana

  • @bengosden8912
    @bengosden8912 7 місяців тому

    I think sterling came from the British coins as British money was called Stirling

    • @stonesandfindings
      @stonesandfindings  7 місяців тому

      I believe you're correct - it certainly came from an English person.