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 Ornate Teardrop Sterling Silver Bead Dangle Earrings Bali US $30.29 
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 GENUINE VIOLET SWAROVSKI CRYSTAL & SILVER ROSE BEAD EARRINGS SS WIRES US $3.00
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 Silver and Blue Glass/Bead HandCrafted one of a kind Earrings. US $10.00
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 Sterling Silver 18mm Hoop Earrings Black Crystal Bead US $36.89
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 New Silver Butterfly and Purple and Clear Glass Bead Handcrafted Earrings US $5.00
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 New Pink and Silver Glass and Metal Bead Handcrafted Earrings US $5.00
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 feather with lapis and amethyst bead earrings - tibetan silver US $.99
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 owl and blue cracked glass bead earrings - tibetan silver US $.99
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 New Viva Beads 2011 Blue Brook Silver Hoop Bead Earrings NWT US $9.95
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 NEW STERLING SILVER EARRINGS FLOWER DAISY LAMPWORK BEAD US $6.50
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 Aqua Green Silver Foil Glass Bead Long Pierced Earrings 2" US $10.99
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 Hand crafted OOAK Sterling Silver earrings with silver plated bead US $12.99
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 Filigree Star Earrings - Tibetan Silver - ANY BEAD US $.99
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 Gold Plated Heart Earrings - Tibetan Silver - ANY BEAD US $.99
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 Marcasite Style Heart Earrings - Tibetan Silver - ANY BEAD US $.99
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 Big French Horn Earrings - Tibetan Silver - Any Bead! US $.99
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 Bohemian Heart Earrings - Tibetan Silver - Any Bead! US $.99
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 Silver Plated Fancy Silver Foil Aqua Leaf Bead Earrings w/ Black Beads US $.99
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 ** Super Cool Unique Handmade Leopard Acrylic Bead Silver Plated Dangle Earrings US $7.99
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 Silver Plated Fancy Silver Foil Aqua FLower Bead Earrings w/ Black Beads US $1.99
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 Aqua Green Silver Foil Glass Bead & Crystal Pierced *OR* Clip On Earrings US $12.99
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 AQUA BLUE SEAFOAM FACETED QUARTZ GERMAN SILVER BALI BEAD EARRINGS BALI PAGEANT US $59.50
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 BABY BLUE turquoise QUARTZ GERMAN EARRINGS PAGEANT BIG SILVER BALI BEAD JEWELRY US $59.50
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 MEXICAN STERLING SILVER HEART DROP EARRINGS -OPAL BEAD US $39.99
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 CHOICE: Silver Foil Glass Bead & Crystal Pierced *OR* Clip On Earrings **Low S/H US $13.99
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 HANDMADE WIRE WRAPPED EAR IVY EAR CLIMBER WITH RHINESTONE BEAD US $13.50
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 HANDMADE WIRE WRAPPED EAR IVY HALF CUFF WITH RHINESTONE BEAD US $12.50
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 HANDMADE WIRE WRAPPED EAR IVY HALF CUFF WITH 4MM CAT'S EYE BEAD US $12.50
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 HANDMADE WIRE WRAPPED EAR IVY HALF CUFF WITH EVIL EYE BEAD US $23.00
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 HANDMADE WIRE WRAPPED EAR IVY HALF CUFF WITH 5MM FAUX PEARL BEAD US $12.50
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 HANDMADE WIRE WRAPPED EAR IVY HALF CUFF WITH METALIZED BEAD US $12.50
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Jewelry Making Techniques In Adding More Colors To Metal
This is moderately fascinating for someone that has not heard of methodologies in adding more colors to their metals and has just been doing beaded jewely making. Fundamentally, there are three common materials that can be bonded, glued, or dripped onto metals to add more colors.
The 1st one is epoxy ; this is a low-tech material that you can use in your work. This is a cheap medium that may produce many results. Resin and hardener are the two parts of the epoxy mix. It's simply a matter of time for it to cure and become a hard, robust, super glossy plastic substance that could be drilled, stuck and sanded, when they're mixed. This is the same as 50 coats of varnish and dries to a mirror finish. Here is where the color comes in, use acrylic paint, gouache, jelly powder, makeup powder, or anything else that you can think of.
Try playing with epoxy on some of your jewelry designs. You can try layering, drip it into etched or stamped depressions on sterling or copper sheets, and pour it into bezels ; you can try dipping things into it too. Vital reminder, you must suspend any dipped work while waiting for it to cure. Epoxy is glue ; you do not want to glue it to anything. Epoxy cures fast, epoxies that are available in ironmongers usually comes in 5 and ten minute varieties, and others are fast too, so be sure of your working time, only mix up as much as you can use in the five or ten minutes. Don't mix it with anything you ever wish to use again, or simply mix them up on a chunk of scrap paper with a stick. And, don't breathe or touch epoxy with your bare skin before it cures. Epoxy can be unsafe to your health, always consider good precautions in working with this sort of chemical. Two-part epoxy is available from the ironmongers in tiny 2-sided syringes, and you'll also find it in enormous two bottle kits from craft and hobby providers.
The second material you may use to add colors to your metal is polymer clay. Polymer clay comes in a variety of colors. This is made from PVC ( polyvinyl chloride ) and goes under sundry brand names, like Fimo bead making, Sculpey, and Friendly Clay. When using metal and polymer clay, to make polymer clay jewelry, cut metal sheet parts to make mosaics, and then fill the pieces of sterling tubes with clay. You can try messing with liquid clays and colored powders that are available on the market. However, polymer clay is made marginally different when it comes to quality from each manufacturer. So when using it, especially when baking it's critical to first read the instructions. You also have to condition the polymer clay before using it. Exercise conditioning by kneading the clay with your hands, or running it through a dedicated blender just make sure to use dedicated tools.
The 3rd material you may use is the enamel. Enameling is not like the two materials we've discussed earlier. Enameling uses powdered glass or glass granules, and a torch and kiln. These are all needed in making glass beads. Everyone knows that glass beads can be extraordinarily colorful, so you are able to add this to put more colors in your metalwork.
In this process, the glass is liquified in thin layers onto a metal form, frequently on copper. The layers of liquified glass are often vibrant and don't fade or chip under normal conditions, but bending metal can cause cracks in enamel. Explore enameling with the utilization of powdered glass from enameling suppliers and a butane torch. Enameling providers also sell copper blanks and also try enameling sterling silver etchings and stamping. In working with these materials for these methods, always be careful. Read and understand first all of the instructions and cares to avoid accidents.
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