What is Gold-Filled? Can it Tarnish? FAQs
Learn the ins and outs of using gold-filled in your designs. Using and explaining gold-filled can be complicated, prepare yourself with these common questions about the material.
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How to Make Sea Glass Jewelry
We know you’ve got a few collections hiding around the studio… We’ll teach you how to turn your sea glass, rocks, and more into wearable jewelry. Keep reading for wire wrapping, drilling, and setting techniques for all skill levels.
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Wholesale Beach Jewelry for Gift Stores
Beach and ocean jewelry is always a customer favorite during the summer. Add some of these bestselling jewelry pieces to your retail store for easy upsell items.
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Wholesale Christian Jewelry for Retailers
Adding Christian jewelry to your retail store is easy with Halstead's collection of religious jewelry making supplies.
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Types of Silver - Learn the Grades of Silver Used in Jewelry
Learn about different types of silver alloys used in jewelry. What makes Argentium different from standard sterling silver? What is in Tibetan silver? Expand your knowledge so you can be an expert on all things silver!
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Why Jewelry Turns Your Skin Green
Always wonder why jewelry sometimes turns your skin green? Or black? This article covers why that might happen and what it means. We’ll also talk about how to prevent it!
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How to Keep Silver from Tarnishing
Avoiding tarnish on your silver jewelry supplies makes maintenance, cleaning and polishing easier. Learn how to store your jewelry and limit exposure to tarnish inducing environmental factors.
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