i really want to make my own silver jewlery, where can you do it?

Answer 1

I used to fabrictate silver rings and pendants in my high school jewelry making class.

You can probably take jewelry making at a community college. Either that or go to a craft store and buy stuff to put together.

Answer 2

at home in the garage or something, you need a small furnace to melt the silver which you can buy on line from jewelry suppliers, then you need a lost wax caster, and the wax models for the jewelry, files, polishing compound, a buffer. several hundred to a few thousand dollars worth of supplies before you find out if you have any talent. good luck.

Answer 3

In addition to using pieces of metal to craft silver jewelry from, you can also use something called "metal clay"...it's real silver that comes in a clay-like form that you can shape or texture, then fire with a torch or in a low-fire kiln, etc. After it's cool, scrubbing it will remove the residue leaving pure silver.

Two of the brands are called Precious Metal Clay and
Silver Art Clay (or just Art Clay)
(more info on them on this page, if you're interested:
http://glassattic.com/polymer/Characteristics.htm
.. click on **Metal Clays** near the bottom of the list there)


Diane B.

Answer 4

First try getting a beginner's jewerly making kit. Some good places for supplies are www.joann.com, www.firemountaingems.com, and www.craftsetc.com

Answer 5

on your kitchen table if you want to???
If you mean supplies Hardies Quartzsite Arizona