DIY Jewelry! Setting an Emerald Cut Kunzite Gem in a Blank Gold Pendant Setting
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- čas přidán 25. 05. 2024
- In the 2nd Gem Setting Video done on the Channel, Balltmax sets this 21ct Emerald Cut Kunzite Gemstone from @burtonsgemsandopals3974 in a 14k Gold Pendant Setting from Instagems. Some processes weren't shown but are discussed in the video. Below are other Gemstone Jewelry Videos that have been done on the Balltmax Channel. Don't forget to Like and Subscribe!
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Like your pendant, every piece of jewelery is very beautiful🥰🥰🥰👍
Beautiful pendant bro Baltmax putting that work in
Lovely
You definitely saved alot doing it yourself and also they probably woulda damaged it ive learned my lesson when someone says the might not be able to do something raises a flag for me... Great choice
Great job
Nice.💯👍
Man that gem is sooo clean…..as collector I don’t Ming those imperfections, those are attributes of a custom/1 of 1 …..but I could still see an Asscher Moissanite in the bail and now maybe pearl shaped aquamarine on the sides……you’re on to something here B, keep going 👍🫡
Love it!🎉
I like your creative spirit. There are many tools I could benefit from. Things such as Gem setting pliers with precision dial. I have some 3mm Montana sapphires I want set in my eyebrow ring instead of the CZ stones it came with. A simple yet intimidating task. With proper tools, careful planning and patience, we can accomplish most anything.
Thank you and agreed!
As someone who makes his own settings and has my own stones faceted to use. This one made me laugh a little. When selling, do you give the artist who made the setting credit? Still smashed the thumbs up. But this one left more questions than anything for me. 🤔😁👍🏾 awesome job. Looks great.
Little bit of a sneak diss. I said multiple times that this is my second time ever doing it but I was pretty stoked with how it turned out especially since I saved hundreds of dollars. Ya, it's not perfect but looks decent compared to some of my other ones done by actual Jewelers. Just showing people it can be done and you can save a lot of money doing it like this. The more I do it, the better I'll get just like anything
Also a lot of Jewelry Companies buy the Gems and settings wholesale and then make whatever they envisioned and they never say this piece is from us and these guys made the pendant setting and we bought the gems from this company. I've never seen that ever so ya, I'm taking credit for designing and making this Pendant
No, no sneak dis intended 😂 I was genuinely curious. I was given a bunch of pre made settings once. I didn’t know it was really a thing people accepted or did. Or if it was like a Clair’s thing or whatever 😂 so I kept a couple cool ones and melted the rest. And the credit question was real. Again, I don’t use those so I wouldn’t know if you’d have to acknowledge the maker when selling it. 🤔As for the stones, I always find it the cheapest for me to get them and have them faceted myself. Like $7-$15 per stone. It is a sure guarantee I’m using the stone I say. Certs and lab reports and such make it super confusing for those that don’t already have a good relationship with an honest whole seller. And they aren’t always what they have in writing. But it does look good. Whether first second or hundredth. Awesome job man 👍🏾😎
I have my grandfathers small hammer that he made by hand. Maybe your pickaxe…I mean hammer will last that long too 😂
Not bad good enough for me 🤷🏿♂️