Handmade Jewelry

Hand made jewellery is the jewellery which has been assembled and formed by hands rather than through the use of machines.According to the guidelines of FTC ,in order to be stamped or called “handmade”the work must be made solely by hand power or and guidance.This means that jewellery can be made with the drills and other machines but only under the guidance of hand.The American Gems Trade Association Spectrum Awards and the Dee beers Awards include the awards specifically for hand made jewellery. Although there is much mass produced jewelry in the world, there are many people who prefer to have work that is hand-crafted by a real artisan, and the arena of hand made jewelry and other items will likely remain healthy because of that fact. Much jewelry that is marked or sold as "hand made" often is not truly so, though it may be essentially so.Handmade jewelry using wire wrapping / sculpting have been found in the early remains of Egyptian, Roman, Etruscan, Byzantine, Iraqi and Viking civilizations to name but a few.Handmade jewellery includes necklaces, bracelets,earrings,rings made of gems and pearls.

Glass Jewelry

Today, Many Glasses are use in diffrent types of jewellery such as Crystal glass, Sea glass, Dichroic glass, Fused glass and others. Crystal Glass magnetize and exaggerate the surrounding light providing each piece its own range of the modes, dependent on the environment. Glass of sea is the better medium for an elegant consumer society for which the re-use is now eco-knack, but sound the discovery is nothing new. Seaglass begins it’s journey as broken glass thrown inadvertent in the ocean. Occasionally known as Beach Glass (or beachglass) it is tumbled by water and sand these colorful sea shore gems. At the edge of convergence of water and unload these sea-jewels are produced starting from glass washed upwards on the shore and downwards carried to soften the organic forms by invariantsurge and backward flow of the tide. These crystalline stones can be established in a vast pallet of the greens, blue, brown,white and very seldom red, gold, pink, crimson, turquoise, green of lime, orange. Molten glass is a fantastic material -translucent, crystalline, r3fl?issant, irridescent, attracting and captivating.





Dichroic glass is glass of speciality developed in the 1950s by aerospace industry. Dichroic glass is consisted the deposit of the vaporized quartz crystal and invaluable metallic oxides on the surface of glass in a vacuum chamber, a expensive and complicated process. Dichroic glass is one of the hottest material today employe by artisans. It is an astonishing material developed for the industry aerospace but discovered by the hot artists of glass. The principal characteristic of dichroic glass is that it has a transmitted color and a completely different reflective colour. The use of dichroic glass in jewels burst of late and you will find a great selection of prices and quality available. The small treasures are the small sections of the most popular range of dichroic glass which were cut larger melted glass leafs, then furnace polished to complete the sides and to give a marvellous frozen glare and for rougeoyer. These pendants is approximately thick 6mm, fact starting from four layers or more glass, and have a great direction of depth and colour it with layers recovering and interlacing.

Funky Jewelry

The funky jewellery selection is made up of a range vibrant colours and styles. Funky Jewellery offer Silver Jewellery, Titanium Jewellery, Celtic Jewellery, Childrens Jewellery and Mackintosh Jewellery. There is also a whole collection of chunky, funky wooden bangles all with different styles made up of different shades and types of wood – you will definitely be able to find something in here for the beach babe in you. You can mix and match all our molded long necklaces, bracelets and necklaces cowardly short of fresh wood to create the perfect look for summer next convite yourself and be the envy of every other girl on the beach this summer.The funky Jewellery Company are supported by major UK jewellery designers and wholesalers, giving them the competitive edge over many other online retailers.They are able to offer jewellery to cater for every taste and age range all at very competitve prices. Make beads from small balls of Fimo and cover with the patterned pieces. Make a hole in each bead with a cocktail stick.Bend a small piece of jewellery wire around a knitting needle or kebab stick, to make a loop, and twist the ends together. Press the twisted ends of the wire into the top of the pendant. Use jewellery pliers to attach the earring hooks to the wire loops in the Fimo. Thread the beads onto a head pin (using a glass bead to keep the larger Fimo beads on the pin). Trim off any excess wire and use the jewellery pliers to bend the top of the pin into a hoop. Hook this onto the earring and use the pliers to close the loop.