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How To Make Jewelry By Hand
Tools for Sketching & Making Jewelry
Gluing Sketches To Metal for Making Jewelry
Drawing A More Complex Piece of Jewelry
Jewelry Making Safety Tips
Preparing The Saw for Making Jewelry
Cutting Silver for Making Jewelry
Punching Holes To Cut Out Spaces for Making Jewelry
Drilling The interior Spaces for Making Jewelry
Sawing The interior Spaces for Making Jewelry
Removing Tracing Paper for Making Jewelry
initialing & Marking Hand Made Jewelry
Texturing & Brushing Hand Made Jewelry
Smoothing & Polishing Hand Made Jewelry
Filing The interior Spaces for Making Jewelry
Hammering A Piece Of Hand Made Jewelry: Part 1
Hammering A Piece Of Hand Made Jewelry: Part 2
Making The Bale for A Piece Of Jewelry
Coating The Metal With Flux for Making Jewelry
Soldering Silver for Making Jewelry: Part 1
Soldering Silver for Making Jewelry: Part 2
Checking Bale Placement for Making Jewelry
Pickling Jewelry With Sulfuric Acid
Removing Pickling Solution From Jewelry
Polishing Jewelry With Tripoli
Buffing Your Piece Of Jewelry
Cleaning Jewelry With An Ultrasonic Cleaner
Finishing Your Jewelry With Gems & Chains
Example Of Silver Jewelry: Part 1
Example Of Silver Jewelry: Part 2
Summary: How to remove the sulfuric acid pickling solution to make your own jewelry; get expert tips and advice on jewelry making tools and techniques in this free instructional video.
Visionary designer DJ Poye is a graduate Jeweler/Gemologist from Paris College. Her studies included Fabrication of Metal, Lost Wax Casting, Stone Setting, Jewelry Design, and...read more
"I'm D J Poye, professional Jeweler and Gemologist and I am here today on behalf of Expert Village. Okay we're ready to take it out of the pickle, so you have your bamboo tongs and you always just come in there and take it straight out. Make sure that you drop the excess pickling solution off. And then go straight into baking soda. And you can hear it do it's little fizzy. And the baking soda will do what? Neutralize the acid. And then it goes straight here to the water, with a small brush, back and forth. And actually, you can even use a bristle brush too. "
eHow Article: Removing Pickling Solution From Jewelry
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