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Image 1 — Bicolor Tourmaline Shoe Carving
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Bicolor Tourmaline Shoe Carving

One of the most beautiful carvings that I worked with. Sharing it here to know what would you have made out of it? A pendant or a showpiece?

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u/trippypaster — 10 days ago

Carving ft. Rubellite

Here is a carving from my workplace. Dropping it here to know how would you utilise this?

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u/trippypaster — 10 days ago

Any good project ideas for complete beginners?

I've been passionate about jewelry for many years now and want to start making my own. I know a lot about jewelry history but I have no idea where and how to start making mine. I feel like I lack creativity. Are there any projects that would be good for a beginner? What can I do to challenge myself and expand my creativity?

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u/Emergency-Bobcat-572 — 9 days ago
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Please help identify a Hallmark on this antique necklace

Help identifying the maker’s mark on a 14K necklace. The clasp is stamped 14K and has a mark that I drew exactly as seen under magnification. It looks like E and S but may be stylized. It has opposing chevrons or open triangles with inward lines on both sides. Any info on this exact mark would be greatly appreciated. This is an old piece that I purchased from an online auction and there wasn’t any information about it at all. It does appear on the class that possibly the stamping wasn’t stamped clearly and possibly double stamped because there is some sort of markings over top of the one that is more clear and it appears to look exactly like the one that is more clear. I took photos of it as best as I could, as well as putting it under a magnifier and taking pictures of that I also drew what I think I am seeing and there’s a photo of my drawing. Also, if anyone could help me with us, it would be so greatly appreciated.

u/PlayfullUnicorn — 9 days ago