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Rhinestone Jewelry

19 years ago

Hello,

I want to make some very large "Showgirl" rhinestone jewelry. I have soldering equipment, and I know where to buy the rhinestones, but I do not know where to buy the other supplies. If anyone has any expertise in this area, I would really appreciate your help. Here is an example of the type of jewelry I want to make:

http://madeforaqueen.com/necklaces/big/DSCN0492.jpg

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honeysuckleridge
19 years ago
Here are some places that might get you started...

http://www.jansjewels.com/site.html#settings

http://www.costumejewelrysupplies.com/

ginger
toomuchglass
19 years ago
I buy my rhinestones at eJoyce.com
They don't have any as big as you need - but they have the strands of them. WHere can you buy such large ones ? (If you don't mind me asking!)
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indymatt
Original Author
19 years ago
Thanks for the info. The sites i buy stones from:

rhinestoneguy.com
rhinestoneu.com

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