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The study of jewelry making is called "jewelry design" or "jewelry making." This discipline encompasses various skills and techniques, including metalworking, stone setting, and design principles. It often involves both artistic creativity and technical craftsmanship to create functional and aesthetic pieces. Educational programs may offer courses in these areas, combining theory with hands-on practice.
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Where would I be able to find jewelry making tutorials online?
There is a site called the Top Ten Jewelry Making Sites which give a list of jewelry making tutorials online. You can also go to the Dummies website which has a list as well as a website called Crafting Squidoo.
Which jewelry making is unique to jaipur?
the technique is called as Filigree
What is the jewelry making process called Mokume Gane?
Mokume Gane is a Japanese jewelry making process metal working technique that makes jewelry look like it has a wood grain. The process is about 300 years old.
What is the study of wine-making called?
The study of winemaking is called oenology. Viticulture is the cultivation of grapes and grape vines.
When did the Egyptians start making jewelry?
Ancient egyptians started making jewelry when they wanted to wear it!
What are the release dates for Jewelry Making - 2004?
Jewelry Making - 2004 was released on: USA: 2004
What is the cheapest metal for jewelry making?
The cheapest metal for jewelry making is usually stainless steel.
What is the study of behavior and decision making of an entire economic system called?
Macroeconomics.
What has the author Murray Bovin written?
Murray Bovin has written: 'Jewelry making, for schools, tradesmen [and] craftsmen' -- subject(s): Jewelry, Jewelry making 'Centrifugal or lost wax jewelry casting'
Is amber used for jewelry?
Yes amber is used for making jewelry.
What is jewelry wire used for in jewelry making?
it is used to hold beads together.
What property of gold makes it most suitable for jewelry-making?
Gold is highly malleable, ductile, and does not tarnish or corrode, making it ideal for jewelry-making. Its luster and color also contribute to its popularity in jewelry design.
