Setting Diamonds into an 18k Gold Watch - Vanessa Nicole Jewels

[redcrazylady]

Thank you for your videos Vanessa. I find you explain things really clearly and I love to see all types of jewelry made - I find it fascinating. So far I have made stainless steel rings on a metal lathe but would one day love to get into fine jewelry making. Just need a lot of money for all the fancy equipment and jewels to start off right. Learning a lot of tips and techniques from you so keep up the great work.

[ginofrater]

You should be working in Hollywood, you are smart, beautiful and the more important a camera loves you.

Think about it just for a minute!!

Merci beaucoup!

[elformiga]

Very good !!!

[paris635]

very nice i'm diamond setter from greece and i very impressed with your talent...

[Smartazzism]

As a fellow jeweler and setter myself, I am quite impressed with your work. However what really has me speachless is how clean your fingers are. If I met you and you told me you were a jeweler I would be saying to myself, " Yeah right, her hands never seen a buffing wheel" lol.  Keep up the good work girl !!

[VanessaNicoleJewels]

@Smartazzism Funny–I've actually heard that before about my fingers. All I have to say about that is: "I may be doing a "man's job" but, I AM still a woman" ;)

[aspidae]

What is this gray goo? Couldn't find anything similar in google.

[VanessaNicoleJewels]

@aspidae It is actually re-usable Polymorph Plastic - also known as "Jet Set". It works really well to secure pieces while you're working on them. Type "Polymorph Plastic" in Google and it will give you detailed instructions on all the ways you can use it. Hope this helps!

[gilmarjcg1]

la orfebre mas hermosas del mundo

[ginofrater]

She is a dream ..........merci.

[mannyusa24]

guaooooooo you must be the hottest jeweler in the world.