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Wire wrapping is one of humanity's oldest jewelry techniques, dating back 5,000 years. Giulian Lyn's maker shares why she still uses this ancient method, her love for antiqued copper wire, and what makes every handmade wire-wrapped pendant genuinely one of a kind.

Pure silver is highly tarnish resistant, but it is far too soft for use in everyday jewelry. Sterling silver has been the jewelry standard since the 14th century, it is an alloy (mix of metals) with a small amount of copper. This allows sterling silver to offer the luster we love, with durability needed for jewelry and other household goods. Over time, any sterling silver jewelry exposed to air will tarnish. Comprised of 92.5% silver and 7.5% other metals. It’s the other metals, typically copper, that make sterling silver tarnish. The copper reacts to moisture and sulfur in the air,...

Intermediate wire wrapping workshop Tuesday, May 22nd at Finders Keepers Mining in Marcellus!

First trial jewelry making class

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