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Just finished my best piece yet!!! (18 year old aspiring jeweler)

I've just finished this piece I've been working on for about a month between my school jewelry shop and my own home workshop. It's been a little rough in parts, especially with gem placement being too close and difficult polishing, but it seems to have pulled through. I would love to hear any of your guy's opinions or thoughts on it. My high-school probably has the best jewelry shop in my state of Utah, and I'm so grateful for it. Definitely, if there are any tips on polishing for near prongs, on prongs, or anything prong related, I would GREATLY appreciate it!

I'm hoping to pursue jewelry in the future, and the jewelry school in Paris, Texas seems like the best pick for me. GIA costs way too much in California. But if anyone has any recommendations on schools to go to, I would love to hear it too. Apprenticeships have been on my mind, and I've asked a couple local jewelers, but I haven't heard anything from them...

u/Then_Marionberry_259 — 7 days ago

Need help

Using smith little torch for jewelry work-just got new big oxygen tank . I don’t know what settings should be ! Could someone please help?

u/PATIOCOVER — 8 days ago

Silver top antique diamond Riveria

Any jeweler out there who can make this exact necklace with silver top of gold? I can supply the diamonds and I want to get this necklace made.

u/WealthEducational973 — 8 days ago