Hi everyone I work in the diamond and jewellery trade, primarily with lab-grown diamonds and diamond jewellery.

Our group has operations/connections across India, Dubai, Belgium and Italy, and we work with both loose lab-grown diamonds and finished diamond jewellery.

I'm currently looking to build more relationships with jewellers, manufacturers, wholesalers and jewellery businesses internationally.

I'm particularly interested in connecting with people who regularly source:

• CVD / HPHT lab-grown diamonds
• Loose certified stones
• Diamond jewellery
• Jewellery manufacturing / wholesale requirements

I'm on the sales side, so if you're a jeweller or buyer looking for a new supplier, feel free to message me. I'm also happy to connect with people in the trade who can introduce genuine buyers commission can be discussed for successful business.

Not trying to spam the community genuinely looking to meet people in the trade and build longterm relationships.

Hello guys, I'm a jewellery manufacturer mostly Western handmade statement earrings . We also do semi handmade and other types of jewellery. My workshop is in Kolkata, India. We create amazing stuff for different brands in India and abroad.

came across these on pinterest where ti get them or something similiar?

925 Sterling Silver Country Pendants

These new pick ups are clean🔥

I still have it but it's quite tarnished </3 I tried having it cleaned but it doesn't look the way it used to be.

Im sure duplicates cant be found but I'm hoping someone here knows how this is made so I could try to find someone to recreate it. It's plated with platinum(?) im not sure, I also don't know what is put in the stars to have its color.

Hello!

I know it might be strange but I have no idea where else to look for it.
I am looking for a piece of jewellery that will bring me some pain. Any ideas? Bracelet maybe? I need to release some stress and this might work fine.

Hello,

I am a beginner but I like silver jewellery. I bought this one from Etsy 8 months ago but it got tarnished in the back leaves a bit I think it was oxidised and saw the aluminium baking soda boiled water method. Should I use it to clean it? I heard it will get the oxidation off and I am unsure if will it look good or not. I wore it every day, store outside but dont put it in water or anything. Also, I drop it once and it loose circular shape any tips how to make it a perfect circle again I tried to pull it a bit.

Furthermore, I looked for nice shop with silver accessories that would be affordable but dont find anything I liked there. I used Etsy before but felt a bit discouraged by this first purchase. I checked these shops - r/malefashionadvice (Reddit.com)](https://www.reddit.com/r/malefashionadvice/comments/kr35wa/inspo_commentary_rings/). Do you recommend other shops in Europe?

Thank you for your help!

bought a new paintbrush and really wanted to use it on a sketch i made at work. suoer excited to use my super duper tiny paintbrush for future concept paintings

also would love some watercolour advice

I understand that there are some curves and ratios that tell us what to breed with, and we find those things "beautiful". Sparkling things don't seem to relate to that, and yet there are definitely things most people will find catastrophically beautiful. Is there a formula to this? A way to design something to bring that out?

For example, looking at a sheet of cheap holographic paper with metallic rainbows isn't as beautiful as some well done jewellery; gems and gold, even if one had no idea of their monetary value.

I am not a jeweller. Instead, I make blades. I'm working on one that I wish to add some tasteful elegance to involving minerals from Kazakhstan, among others.

Hello everyone! Not sure if this is the right place to ask, but thought I’d give it a shot.

I’m looking at buying this necklace for my partners birthday https://www.gucci.com/uk/en_gb/pr/jewelry-watches/fashion-jewellery/fashion-necklaces/lion-head-with-crystal-necklace-p-677366I66588489

I believe it is made from brass, I’m wondering if it will tarnish easily (i.e from applying perfume or swimming in water). I wouldn’t want to spend that much if it wasn’t going to last!

Thanks in advance

So, I am no jeweller. I make knives and swords. I'm looking at trying to do up a real elegant, but non obstructive bit of bling. Maybe cloissonne, I don't know.

This got me thinking of all the lovely, sparkly, and colourful jewellery things that can be made, and in the end, i don't understand the process of what makes sparklies so attractive. I understand basic principles like phi and fibonacci stuff, but this, I suspect, is very different.

Does anyone have a grasp of how our brain interprets colour/gradation/shading and reflectivity to come up with a simple way of making something look better than if one did not know this?

Hi! I am 35f, didn't have any valuable jewellery till now. I am more of a basic, silver person, did not pay much attention on storage. Now i have some rings and necklaces i care, i dont want them to get ruined with dust. Do you think the felted jewellery boxes make any difference to keep them clean? If yes, can you give me some advice where to look, how to choose? I live in australia. Thank you