A selection of first-ever jeweller’s saw projects done by Jewelry 9/10 students – wow! Students choose a unique image and their metal type, cut it out by hand with a jeweller’s saw, then sand, polish, and finish their pieces.
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.
A selection of impressive rings built by Junior and Senior Jewelry students: twisted, textured, wire “waves”, and more complex pierced/cut rings.
Amazing “tab” stone-setting pendant by ES – beautiful work!
Incredible projects by Jewelry 9/10 students – all cut out by hand with a jewellers’ saw.
A perfect send-off post for summer vacation (and R.I.P., Leonard Nemoy).
Awesome work by Grade 9 student E.S. – she even added a brooch pin, so this can be worn in full Trekkie fashion.
Have a great summer, everyone! – Ms. T.
Check out the incredible metalwork skills shown by M.B., K.S., and L.C. Each student chooses a design and carefully cuts it out by hand with a small jeweller’s saw. The patience required can be huge, and these students nailed it! (M.B. soldered her copper and nickel silver pieces together to create the husky). Great work!
Nice work by G.B., S.J., and L.M-J. in Grade 9 and 10 Jewelry!
Creative indeed! Students choose an image and their metals, cut out their designs, and solder them together by the power of “sweat” soldering. Featuring work by Grade 11 & 12 students: C.F., M.L., A.G., M.X., T.H., K.E., and C.M.
Semester 2 kicks off with a few cutting skill-builders in Senior Jewelry, including this charming little guy by K.M. Bonus points if you can get it all cut out of 1 piece!
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