Jewelry Metals: A Guide to Working with Common Alloys, Book Handles & Collets This clasp is plated with

This clasp is plated with rhodium to ensure a durable

the arm automatically swings the motor and shaft out of your way

long-lasting molds that don't become soft with age

and they increase the visual density of the chain without affecting its flexibility

The large flat oval links of this sterling silver long & short chain add texture and variety to this versatile chain style

Jewelry Metals: A Guide to Working with Common Alloys, Book Handles & Collets This clasp is plated withWith James Binnion as technical editor, MJSA created this guide for working with both precious and non precious metals for jewelry making. Learn the characteristics of common alloys, and pick up valuable casting and bench working tips. Explore the intricacies of worknig with gold, silver, platinum and palladium and then expand your repertoire with non precious metals instruction that includes aluminum, copper, stainless steel, niobium, titanium,