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Titanium is a trendy material for making jewelry. It is appreciated for its phenomenal lightness. This material allows you to create visually massive and at the same time light jewelry.
Titanium is hypoallergenic, corrosion resistant, has a low cost compared to gold and high decorative value, due to the property of acquiring bright shades when anodizing.
But working with titanium is difficult and costly. Mechanical surface treatment requires the use of expensive high-hardness tools that wear out quickly.
One of the advantages of titanium is the ability to paint in a wide range of bright shades.
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#1
Floral Necklace
Final score:
14points
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#4
Thistle Brooch
Final score:
13points
#5
Blue Flower Bracelet
Final score:
12points
#6
Mantis Pendant
Final score:
12points
#7
All-Seeing Eye Amulet Necklace With Garnet
Final score:
11points
#8
Fly Necklace
Final score:
10points
#9
Jellyfish Earrings With Amethyst
Final score:
10points
Holly Miller 2 years ago
These are my favourites, they are so much fun. I love the colours that 'bloom' on the titanium. I still have some titanium earrings from the 1980s, but not as creative as these ones.
#10
Colored Titanium Phoenix Necklace
Final score:
9points
#11
Necklace-Tie "Birds"
Final score:
9points
#14
Koi Carp Fish Brooch
Final score:
8points
#15
Flowers Earrings
Final score:
7points
#16
Blue Flower Bracelet
Final score:
7points
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Dagnirath 2 years ago
You're very talented. I'd love to learn bench jewelry work, but I don't trust myself to not ruin something expensive and irreplaceable.
Anastasia (Post author) 2 years ago
Thanks! in fact, it's normal that you can mess something up (if we're talking about metals like silver), they can be melted down and tried again. Or you can start with base metals
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Mike Fitzpatrick 2 years ago
Personally I'm not one much for bolos, but that one is really nice.
Dagnirath 2 years ago
You're very talented. I'd love to learn bench jewelry work, but I don't trust myself to not ruin something expensive and irreplaceable.
Anastasia (Post author) 2 years ago
Thanks! in fact, it's normal that you can mess something up (if we're talking about metals like silver), they can be melted down and tried again. Or you can start with base metals
Load More Replies... Mike Fitzpatrick 2 years ago
Personally I'm not one much for bolos, but that one is really nice.
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