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Ok, I oxidized them, then polished them up! What do you think?
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2 comments:
LOVE them! I'm just learning about jewelry making. How do you oxidize jewelry?
There are a few commercial products you can use, liver of sulfur or silver black, or you can use a hard boiled egg. Boil the egg, and while it's still hot place it in a zip lock bag with the jewelry then smash the egg to break it open. The sulfur from the egg yolk will tarnish the jewelry. You may need to experiment a bit to get the amount of tarnish you want.
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