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For this one I decided to make a relatively simple bail that wouldn't interfere with the etching on the donut. I didn't want it too plain so I accented it with a bright orange carnelian marquise briolette.
After making the bail it still wanted to let the donut spin a little bit. Because of the design on the donut I didn't want that to happen, so I decided to utilize one of my worst enemies. The dreaded superglue. (I hate using glue in jewelry. lol). I only put a couple little spots on the back, so it isn't noticeable. So far it seems to be holding the bail in place well enough. The only problem now is that I wanted to oxidize the wire to balance out the contrast between the stones. Now, with the superglue, I'm not sure I can. I only wish I had thought of that _before_ I glued it. lol
The etching in the stone was done with a diamond bur on a dremel.
After making the bail it still wanted to let the donut spin a little bit. Because of the design on the donut I didn't want that to happen, so I decided to utilize one of my worst enemies. The dreaded superglue. (I hate using glue in jewelry. lol). I only put a couple little spots on the back, so it isn't noticeable. So far it seems to be holding the bail in place well enough. The only problem now is that I wanted to oxidize the wire to balance out the contrast between the stones. Now, with the superglue, I'm not sure I can. I only wish I had thought of that _before_ I glued it. lol
The etching in the stone was done with a diamond bur on a dremel.
Image size
700x700px 293.14 KB
Make
Canon
Model
Canon PowerShot SX30 IS
Shutter Speed
1/30 second
Aperture
F/4.0
Focal Length
4 mm
ISO Speed
80
Date Taken
Mar 20, 2011, 8:28:08 AM
Sensor Size
1mm
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Looks great.
For lesser evils I'd suggest epoxy. It's thicker so harder to use discretely but less likely to get everywhere.
For lesser evils I'd suggest epoxy. It's thicker so harder to use discretely but less likely to get everywhere.