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Ark, Wax work is my favorite part of the process, I think. I don't know how dense the wax is, it's a sort of plastiwax.

Totally. And the nice thing about wax, if you screw up you can just add it back. What I dont miss is having to finish crowns and attachments within .002

Edit: I dont miss polished fingers either.
 
Whew! Just finished this beast...


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In these two photos the composition and depth of field are way off. We expect more of you. /end sarcasm
 
forget your pics, I want you to fix my rings for me!
 
Ya. I find it hard to believe that a jewler/photographer doesnt have a lightbox. :er:


That thing it big pimpin' though. :thumbup:
 
Hahaha, yeah I know, that's why I posted in "just for fun". :D

My studio expansion, which is underway, will have a dedicated, clean, product photography space.
I packed a lot into my 325 square foot shop, the new additional 375 square feet is a dream come true. :)

I'll post up a proper photo tomorrow night.
 
Having those messy workplace resulted to a very creative and artistic jeweler! I don't mind if you have dirty hands, I just like your pieces! Keep it up! :)
 
Are the two sides of that ring unsymmetrical? I am not critisizing, just asking.
 
Are the two sides of that ring unsymmetrical? I am not critisizing, just asking.
Yes, they are. I think this piece would look better if both sides were the same, or more drastically different, but I was limited in the stones she had (size,shape,quantity) and the look she wanted. I've been going back and forth with this job for 8 months, trying to get what the customer wanted. It's been a tough job.

Better images are: http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/general-gallery/247880-recent-product-shots-bling.html
 
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