Sterling is selling great and I would normally sell white gold, but
I would like to offer heavy sterling men’s pieces. Can any
Orchadians help?
Thanks,
Phil Sykes
Treasure Isle Jewelers
You know, some may be able to do better, but I must say I recently
got some of the sand cast sterling ring blanks from Thunderbird and
they aren’t bad. Rough, but that leaves room for some modification,
polishing setting options, etc. I did cut a few, anneal and resize
without much problem at all. They seemed a bit light, maybe density?
But so far so good.
So, if you want a base to start from…not bad.
Jack
I would like to offer heavy sterling men's pieces. Can any Orchadians help?
Not sterling but waxes… Pretty much your standard run of designs,
too, which can be good or bad, depending. Jo-Ann uses them a lot in
her class…
http://www.paradisewaxpatterns.com
That was a great resource–are there any other wax pattern vendors
that anyone can suggest?
Thank you!
are there any other wax pattern vendors that anyone can suggest?
I googled “wax patterns” with the quotes and got 5 companies
including Paradise. Be aware that most everybody who sells such
things are selling standards, mostly. Sometimes standards are
good…
I live in Ottawa Canada and there is a local co that have many waxes
available.
They are very honest and reliable people. They will also do custom
waxes and casting on request.
Just a happy customer
Simone