EMIDIO SAMBO 2025 JEWELLERY PRACTICE 2

During this project I melted sterling silver ,began to roll the metal to 1.1mm then i used the dividers to make a circle according to the measurements given ,I pierced the circle out then went to use the dome block and the punch to dome a circle ,using my dividers I marked another circle 2mm down the given measurements I began to make little holes using the scrubber ,I drilled using 0.6 drill bit to make a small hole ,using the diamond bur I penetrated into the small circle to enlarge the hole, I pierced the center of my  piece then used a bigger diamond bur to penetrate a hole for the center stone  I marked using the scrubber in between the small holes followed by using my triangle filers to create a circular motion around the circles, I marked parallel with the holes and used a straight Frazer to make a line for the claws I made wire of 0,9mm for the claws and soldered them in the lines. I marked 1mm forward from the small holes and i drilled holes using a drill bit of 0.8mm...

  during this project i manufactured 2 strips of metal 22mm long and 3,8mm width to make tubes using the cone punching blog. I marked out my claws taking note the solder seam and positioning one of the hexagon punches into my solder seam. marked my lines and saw then used a straight Frazer to open up my lines, used my Berret file to create a nice v shape and making my lines straight. i marked my bottom claws in between the spaces and scrabbed 1.5mm from the bottom and used my triangular files to open the bottom part and create a MC Donald's logo ,I sawed the lines in-between the M shapes to give an antique look, I created an Oring using 1.2mm square wire in relation to the measured bottom of my setting then added a bar using the same wire across the bottom ,i drilled 0.9mm hole in the middle point of the bar ,I soldered my thin wire from the bottom avoiding excess wire.  I melted my remaining metal used a rolling machine to roll my metal up to 2mm ,used my 925 stamp to stamp...

  during this project i manufactured 2 strips of metal 22mm long and 3,8mm width to make tubes using the cone punching blog. I marked out my claws taking note the solder seam and positioning one of the hexagon punches into my solder seam. marked my lines and saw then used a straight Frazer to open up my lines, used my Berret file to create a nice v shape and making my lines straight. i marked my bottom claws in between the spaces and scrabbed 1.5mm from the bottom and used my triangular files to open the bottom part and create a MC Donald's logo ,I sawed the lines in-between the M shapes to give an antique look, I created an Oring using 1.2mm square wire in relation to the measured bottom of my setting then added a bar using the same wire across the bottom ,i drilled 0.9mm hole in the middle point of the bar ,I soldered my thin wire from the bottom avoiding excess wire ,I used sandpaper and polished my piece

during this project melted Brass scraps and began to roll the metal using a hand roller ,I made round wire up to 1mm thickness and the second wire  was 0,8mm thickness f or the small round links .I used a ring mandrel to and tied around it to made round spring like circles ,I began to saw the spring to make links and with my pliers I started constructing my bracelet. I applied flux on the joints then heated my metal ,i used hard solder to solder the joints then i put the piece inside the pickle to clean up. I used my brass brush to clean the piece before using my small polishing mops to nicely polish my piece and give it a clean and eye catching look.