THIS IS A PDF TUTORIAL + KIT LISTING.
In this tutorial, I will show you how create manta ray pendant. I will show you how to construct an outer frame with heavy-gauge wire which will be the main component for this design. You will then learn how to set a pear-shaped focal stone using a gallery setting, and how to add this setting to the frame. We will then create the inner detail and set accent stones before adding the finishing touches.
The PDF only is available here
This kit contains all the wires & gemstones needed to create this pendant. The focal stone I have used is a moss agateand the accent stones I have used are peridot, but other options are available. Please choose your preferred stones from the drop down menu.
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What you will receive:
• A link to a PDF tutorial with detailed step-by-step instructions.
Wire:
• 4 m (157.5”) of 0.3 mm (28 ga) wire
• 1 m (39.4”) of 0.4 mm (26 ga) wire
• 1 m (39.4”) of 1.3 mm (16 ga) wire
• 1 m (39.4”) of 0.8 mm (20 ga) square wire
Beads & gemstones:
• 1 x 18 mm pear gemstone
• 1 x 4 mm round cut faceted gemstone (I have used an peridot)
• 1 x 5 mm round cut faceted gemstone (I have used an peridot)
• 2 x 4 mm copper beads
• 1 x 5 mm copper beads
Tools required: (not included):
• Chain-nose pliers
• Flat-nose pliers
• Needle-nose pliers
• Round-nose pliers
• Flush cutters
• Steel block
• Domed chasing hammer
• Butane torch (Optional)
• Ruler or measuring tape
• Vernier caliper (Optional, but I find it very useful when doing symmetrical pieces)
• Polishing materials to finish your piece
• Jeweller’s file
• 600 grit sandpaper - any fine grit will work. The sand paper is used to get rid of the oxidisation if you are going to use a butane torch to soften the wire before bending (Optional)
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