Gorgeous work done by Jewelry 11/12 students. Each student chooses their image and metal varieties, and all cutting is done by hand with a jeweller’s saw. Pieces are then sweat-soldered, sanded, and polished.
These stunning self-directed pieces were made by M.F. (marlin) and J.L. (pendant) in Grade 12, and feature intricate hand-cutting with a jeweller’s saw, as well as complex soldering of different metals together. Impressive work!
Welcome to a new year of Jewelry 11/12! Check out these amazing projects by T.C., R.P., B.G., E.H., J.G., and T.G.: designs are chosen by each student, cutting is done by hand with a jeweller’s saw, and two different types of metal are “sweat-soldered” together. Excellent work, folks!
Outstanding cutting and soldering creative work by K.M. in Grade 12! Design drawn by B.L. in Grade 11.
Impressive & careful soldering and ring-making by D.E., B.L., and L.W. in Senior Jewelry!
Inspiring work by L.B., G.S., & T.G.! Lots of time and care spent on these beauties.
T.E. produces another fine piece: great job! Brushed finish, brass & copper sweat soldered.
Phenomenal work by M.F. in Grade 11! All cut out carefully by hand, and sweat soldered to copper (2nd photo). Way to go!!
First bi-metal (copper & brass) creative project by Grade 12 student J.S., all done with the jeweller’s saw. Fabulous work!
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