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Default Books for making jewelry

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On Thursday, February 1, 1996 1:30:00 PM UTC+5:30, Charles Lewton-Brain wrote:




Some books and sources: A list of excellent books for learning jewelry
making and sources for them.
Lewton-Brain 1991/1992/94©
These sources are the authors and publishers and the first two at least
offer substantial discounts if the books are purchased in at least ten
by an educational institution, a group or an individual. A discount
source for books in print in North America is also listed below.
Wooding's books can be recommended for anyone wishing to learn
stonesetting in a North American, production oriented style. Well
illustrated they are the best currently available-though I would not
personally approach a number of the settings as described. All of
McCreight's books are excellent. Sylvia Wicks book, brought out of
limbo by Tim McCreight is a delight and the best bargain in a color,
hard bound book I've seen in years. Finally Ron Young's books are very
good for larger scale work. His Contemporary Patination makes up for
the poor safety attitude in the Methods for Modern Sculptors book. The
former is a working, useful studio guide to patination unlike the
monumental Colouring, Bronzing and Patination of Metals put out in 1983
by Hughes and Rowe.

Author Title
Robert Wooding Diamond Setting
Robert Wooding Bead Setting Diamonds
Robert Wooding Channel Setting Diamonds

Source: Robert Wooding
Dry Ridge Co
PO Box 18814, Erlanger,
Kentucky, 41018, USA

Author Title
Tim McCreight The Complete Metalsmith (new edition out)
Tim McCreight Practical Casting
Tim McCreight Knife Making
Sylvia Wicks Jewellery Making Manual
Tim McCreight Metals Technic
Tim McCreight Pactical jewelry Rendering

Source: Tim McCreight
Brynmorgen Press
33 Woodland Road
Cape Elizabeth, Maine,
04101, USA

Author Title
Ronald Young, Robert Fennell Methods for Modern Sculptors
Ronald Young Contemporary Patination

Source: Ronald Young
Sculpt-Nouveau
21 Redwood Drive
San Rafael, California,
94901, USA

Author Title
Susan Kingsley Hydraulic Die forming for Jewelers and Metalsmiths
Source: Susan Kingsley
20 Ton Press
PO Box 222492
Carmel, CA, 93922, USA

If ordering books through the mail New World Books is to be recommended.
They will obtain for one any book in print in North America for 10-30%
off the list price, including Jewelry Concepts and Technology by
Untracht for about $70.00. Their address is:

Source: New World Books
2 Cains Road, PO Box 89
Suffern, New York, 10901, USA

Also:
Basic Wax Modelling
Practical Wax modelling
by Hiroshi Tsuyuki and Yoko Ohba,

Source: ASQ Corporation
17356 West Twelve Mile Road
Suite 200
Southfield, MI , 48076, USA
313-557-3170

Professional Goldsmithing, Alan Revere, Van Nostrand Reinhold, NY
ISBN 0-442-23898-3

Source: Revere Academy, Suite 900, 760 Market Street, San Francisco, CA,
94102, USA. Get the complete set of Alan Revere (Rio Grande) videos as
well

Practical Goldsmith: Mounting, Settings
Practical Goldsmith: Modelling
Practical Goldsmith: Mounting 4, Joints, Electroplating

Source: Rühle-Diebener Verlag
Postfach 70 04 50
D-70574 Stuttgart, Germany

Cheap Thrills in the Tool Shop, Charles Lewton-Brain

Source: Brain Press, Box 1624, Ste M, Calgary, Alberta, T2P 1N3, Canada
403-263-3955, fax: 403-283-9053, Email to
(offers 10% discount to internet users)

Designing Jewelry, M. Galli, D. Riviere, Fanfan Li
The Art of Jewelry Design M. Galli, D. Riviere, Fanfan Li
(These are both books with numerous examples of traditional jewelry
renderings)

Source: Schiffer Publishing Co, 77 Lower Valley Road, Atglen, PA, 19310

For studying gemology: Gem Testing, get the latest edition by Anderson
(and Webster), Handbook of Gem Identification (latest edition) by
Richard Liddicoat and Gemstones of the World by Walter Schumann. These
three books offer a very good start on the field.


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