Working on Designer Jewelry

Hello,
I just got a trade account that carries David Yurman and John Hardy jewelry.
Do any of the bench jewelers out there have any experience with working on
these types of jewelry? Are there any tricks to make things easier or
something I need to be especially careful of or watch out for when sizing
and working on them? Any help would be appreciated.

TIA.

Jewelerman

Jewelerman wrote:

Hello,
I just got a trade account that carries David Yurman and John Hardy jewelry.
Do any of the bench jewelers out there have any experience with working on
these types of jewelry? Are there any tricks to make things easier or
something I need to be especially careful of or watch out for when sizing
and working on them? Any help would be appreciated.

TIA.

Jewelerman


Why don't you ask David Yurman (http://www.davidyurman.com/, or
) and John Hardy (http://www.johnhardy.com/main.asp, or
http://www.johnhardy.com/contact.html.)

Don't you think they would know? I bet they would. Don't you think? No, I
thought not!


(Stage left, wife enters)

Abrasha: What is it with these people, don't any of them have even a shred of
a
brain? One can't find glue, the other doesn't know how to use a phone book.

I'm telling ya, with friends like these, who needs enemies. That reminds me;
let's check what the security code was today, before we go to bed
(http://www.dhs.gov/dhspublic/). If it's fuchsia, I'm sleeping in tomorrow.
Tell Mr. Ridge, I'm not coming out until it is at least pink. Oh ****, it's
the
same boring yellow it's been for weeks. Gotta get up early again. Would you
please make sure that the disaster supply kit is stocked and ready.

Good night dear.

Abrasha
http://www.abrasha.com

My thoughts entirely.