The Anatomy of Stones is a course dedicated to both stone lovers and jewelers or artists who work with metals. In this course you will be able to find out information about stones and about the similarities, the composition, but also the differences between them.
In collaboration with the gemologist Maria Dumbrava, we will explore the fascinating world of precious stones and we will unravel the secrets behind their beauty.
The price of the course includes:
written materials: Case study, Explanatory sheets for: sapphire, ruby, tourmaline, zircon, spinel and garnet
a surprise gift
At the end of the course you will take a fun little test to assess your knowledge of stones. The test consists in recognizing a stone from a series of others similar in shape, color and size.
Topics presented:
What are stones: formation, composition, influences on color
Precious and semi-precious gems
Glass vs. stone - elimination of confusions
The "root" of a stone (ex: ruby root)
The right price for a stone
Carat, cut, color and clarity
The stones and Metal Clay
Hardness and thermal resistance
Chemical resistance (eg hot water with antique solution)
The handling of stones in the process of assembly in jewelry - reactions
Treatments applied to stones and their influence in handling
Between May 1-6, our showroom will be closed, and orders received online during this period will be processed starting on May 7. Thanks for your understanding and Happy Easter! Refuse
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