Dust Today, Gold Tomorrow
Though not quite as extraordinary as say, interstellar cosmic dust or remnants from a shooting star, dust in your store can reap unexpected rewards. In day-to-day activities
Though not quite as extraordinary as say, interstellar cosmic dust or remnants from a shooting star, dust in your store can reap unexpected rewards. In day-to-day activities
I’ve always wanted to do something different. I wanted to see the world and what it had to offer. That’s how I ended up in
We’ve selected a couple of recently asked questions from our forums on Benchjeweler.com and Stuller.com and asked our Team to weigh in. Here are some of
Rouges are a must on any jeweler’s bench. They buff and polish, smooth and shine. There are many colors with even more uses, but no
If you have the typical shop, chances are pretty good that you have a multitude of people using jewelry buffs and polishing compounds with somewhat
Folks have been calling me “the Tool Guy” for as long as I can remember. Before I found my true calling, I worked as a
French cut stone setting is a technique that places smaller round diamonds close together, similar to pave or bright cut setting. In this process, diamonds
An art practiced since ancient times, engraving is a popular way to personalize a piece of jewelry. And there are many ways to do so
Lost wax casting blends old and new in truly remarkable fashion. Our industry is constantly changing, adapting ancient techniques to modern technology. So, we’ve asked
Based on feedback from our customers, Stuller’s annual Bench Jeweler Workshop is a tremendous success and a fantastic place to learn everything you need to