Posted on
January 21, 2016
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Mary Hood
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The distinction between handmade and not-handmade isn’t always absolutely clear, however, especially if you’re navigating the fine jewelry market. For example, a stone setting may be hand-forged
or designed on a computer and then hand-finished. Some may argue that one is “more handmade” than another. There’s not necessarily a right or a wrong way, but it never hurts to be aware of the semantic issues tied up in the term “handmade.”
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CAD,
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Posted on
September 17, 2015
by
Mary Hood
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Spoon rings are special because they provide an opportunity to make something beautiful out of something we no longer use.
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DIY,
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jewelry making,
jewelry making tools,
jewelry tips,
silver,
spoon rings