Setting a marquise on a tube

[Julian]

Cornelius, there is nothing wrong with Julian.s.

Please leave me out of this, you are both good friends and I value you both

J

[lopez]

books and books, if you fancy learning classical stone setting there are really only the Robert Wooding books and DVDs to give you a good foundation. If you then want something to give yourself a 'Phd' then move onto The Technolgy of Setting, P.A. Grether. This is one of my major influences into all aspects of jewellery.

[ps_bond]

The Technolgy of Setting, P.A. Grether.

Thanks for the suggestion - I'd not come across that one before; sounds right up my street.

[Goldsmith]

I would also recommend the Robert Wooding books, if you are interested check out this one for sale at Cookson, called Diamond Setting, the professional approach, it's well worth the £25.25 price tag and shows detailed sketches from preparing tools and all types of setting, see; http://www.cooksongold.com/top/Diamo...prcode-999-AMM

James

[Julian]

I would also recommend the Robert Wooding books, if you are interested check out this one for sale at Cookson, called Diamond Setting, the professional approach, it's well worth the £25.25 price tag and shows detailed sketches from preparing tools and all types of setting, see; http://www.cooksongold.com/top/Diamo...prcode-999-AMM

James

Seconded. I have the set, they are superb.

J

[Kwant]

You have me there Dennis I am a sucker for a toffee :0)