Does anyone make jewelry
 

I'm not talking about beads and yarn. Rather sterling silver and possibly 14k gold.

I've been reading up on it lately. I won't be casting anything as that is a bit over the top. Rather 'assembling' my creations from various wholesale suppliers. Anyone into this?

I got suckered into some "gold by the inch" crap when I was like 16.

Lol. It's pretty much standard that I buy my girlfriend (who has lived with me for almost 2 years now thanks to your advice) an anklet every few months. More for me then her. I wanted a few that I couldn't find. Then I wanted some racy ones that I just don't think they make. While looking at the sterling silver chains by the foot, clasps, extenders, etc. It should be fairly easy to create an anklet. Not to mention about 60% cheaper then buying one and be of the same quality. At least I suppose.

Gold by the inch will make you rich, no doubt.

Hi there! Good to see ya...

I haven't gone anywhere but you've been hiding. :P

I used to make jewelry when I was about 16. Nothing real fancy, but make sure to get the right tools.

I'm continuing my education. :D Studying hard, not much time for anything else this year.

Not since jewelry class in high school, but it was fun. Got to play with casting a bit... I wouldn't mind having some of the setup around here to fart around with.

Apparently everyone did this in their teens. I guess I missed out on something. Oh, well still looks fun.

my dad makes all sorts of shit in his dental lab. He's got all the high-tech casting shit for it

It's the beauty of going to a high school with more art classes than anything else. :thumbsup

i got a rock tumbler years ago for xmas... dont think i have ever used it