Studio Vlog #2: Make Jewelry with Me | Wax Carving | ASMR Handmade Jewelry 

Your work is beautiful!💕I just subbed because I’m really interested in learning lost wax casting myself and your videos are great!!! 😂❤❤

I’ve been a jeweller over 30 years good to see you actually making stuff and not using CAD . Keep it going u will learn new techniques with time 😊

Wow, I see what you were mentioning in another video: that purple fuel in your alcohol burner. Yikes! You simply need denatured alcohol for it. It is the cleanest burning of all. Best for wax carving. Love your bench - sweet! I hope you can get a proper fuel torch when you move!

Not sure if you have already but can you please do a video on the best starter burrs for wax and metal? Your content is so useful. Thank you

Hi, I feel like you are a younger version of myself,lol. I'm 63 and have only been a self taught jeweler for 2+ years. Although I haven't tried wax yet, I definitely want to. I share your concerns about marketing, etc., and it is daunting. I have a feeling you'll do well 😊 At least you started early in life, ha ha. I ve been an Artist all my life an have just found my real passion!

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Your videos are so mesmerizing. I've been watching them on repeat since I found your chanel!! Gorgeous pieces, they are going to become someone's heirlooms for sure! Just curious, how do you get that opal out of the wax ring (before casting) without breaking the claws? I keep seeing jewelers do that, and my brain cannot comprehend how it works, you guys are some skilled artists!!

Question, do you make the setting of the ring a bit bigger than the stone? I know with other methods you have to account for shrinkage but is that the case in lost wax casting? Or can you just make that part of the ring just the right size for it? Also, when making the prongs, I think in another video you said you would solder the prongs on so does that mean you remove them, and cast them separately from the ring? Or was that just for your soldered pieces? Last question, how do you remove the stone before casting? I see you carving the ring and prongs around the stone but how do you remove it? Does it just pop out? If the prongs go over the stone, as you did in the ring you made, how would you remove it? Is there a way to do it without damaging the prongs? Would popping it out suffice and not damage the wax? Thank you for your help! Your videos have been very helpful and your work is amazing. 🙌🏼 It’s really cool to hear about your humble beginnings and your growth. I love watching your content 🙏🏼

I’m from customs and I would like to say thanks for the free jewellery. Can you post some more ? I have family members who want a free gold ring. Many thanks for the free stuff.🥰

Thank you for being so lovely and informative! I’m planning on getting started so I can make myself some jewellery. Do you have a particular place you recommend for stones/opals?

Gold Smith &Silver Smith it's my 😍 love 🌹👏👍🏾👌🤝

Great vid…! I don’t work with wax. So I was wondering how you get the stone out without damaging your work?

Hello great videos very informative. Can you tell me how you get the ring off the mandrel after you’re done making it? Mine stick. But I’m forming the wax on wood so that might be why.

Hi, doesn't high temperature damage or discolor the stone? I am afraid to use this method on opal or moonstone or any stone that is not hard enough. Great style and videos by the way.

Hi I have just started to watch your videos I would like to know where you get the wax from I live in Cambridge I am just starting up my own business making jewellery I am 62 do you think that is to old to start my own business up

Hello, Mitra, don't be tired, you have a very nice and clean workshop, my dear, I am very beautiful and the works you make are excellent, my dear, which country and city are you, how old are you, and where did you learn all these things? Will you teach me, I want to open a workshop. But I don't have the capital to learn and work sometimes. What do you have to offer me to make jewelry with gold metal? Thank you, my dear, I love it.