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Metalic Fine
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Green Metal Shell Fine Nib Writing Hooded Fountain Pen $5.76 |
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MANNY PACQUIAO Fine Writing Pen [Metal-Roller-Glove-Boxing-Signed-Autographed] $8.99 |
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Gold Tone Black Metal Shell Extra Fine Nib Fountain Pen $4.57 |
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Cardscan San-35533 Sanford Sharpie Extra Fine Oil Base Paint Marker – Metallic $3.83 |
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4 Pack Sharpie Metallic Silver Permanent Markers, Great for Dark Surfaces, Fine $8.49 |
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Fine Nib Black Metal Shell Smooth Hooded Fountain Pen $9.11 |
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Sharpie Fine Tip Metallic Silver 12 ct $23.77 |
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Red Metal Shell Hooded Extra Fine Writing Fountain Pen $8.12 |
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Red Metal Shell Hooded Extra Fine Writing Fountain Pen $4.71 |
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0.28mm Extra Fine Nib Black Metal Shell Writing Fountain Pen $7.31 |
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NEW Write Dudes Metallic Fine Tip Permanent Markers, As $8.99 |
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Blue Metal Case Silver Tone Clip Fine Nib Fountain Pen $5.84 |
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1-Rare Metallic Gold Sharpie Fine Point Permanent Marker $6.99 |
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Sharpie Metallic Permanent Markers, Four Marker Pack, 1.0mm Fine Point, Silver $13.42 |
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Fine Nib Black Metal Shell Smooth Hooded Fountain Pen $9.11 |
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(New!) Sharpie Metallic Fine Point Permanent Markers, Silver, 12/pk $4.49 |
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Sharpie metallic fine Tip Markers (2 packs) $2.99 |
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0.28mm Extra Fine Nib Black Metal Shell Writing Fountain Pen $7.57 |
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MANNY PACQUIAO Fine Writing Pen [Metal-Roller-Glove-Boxing-Signed-Autographed] $11.99 |
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Extra Fine Nib Red Metal Shell Writing Fountain Pen $5.52 |
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Blue Metal Case Silver Tone Clip Fine Nib Fountain Pen $9.12 |
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Sharpie Permanent Marker Non-Toxic Fine Tip Metallic Silver Ink SAN39100 3 ea $9.99 |
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Sharpie® Metallic Fine Point Silver Permanent Markers $5.99 |
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Marvy DecoColor Paint Marker:Metallic Gold or Silver Ink;Extra Fine or 2 mm Size $2.78 |
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Metal Shell Fine Nib Fountain Pen Blue Silver Tone New $5.51 |
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Students Extra Fine Nib Black Metal Hooded Fountain Pen $5.68 |
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Universal Roller Ball Pen with Metal Tip and Clip, Extra Fine Point, Blue Ink $12.90 |
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Universal Roller Ball Pen with Metal Tip and Clip, Fine Point, Black Ink $12.90 |
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Universal Roller Ball Pen with Metal Tip and Clip, Extra Fine Point, Black Ink $12.90 |
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Bic Grip Roller Ball Pen with Strong Metal Point, Fine, 0.7mm Point, Black Ink $14.40 |
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Bic Grip Roller Ball Pen with Strong Metal Point, Fine, 0.7mm Point, Red Ink $14.40 |
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Bic Grip Roller Ball Pen with Strong Metal Point, Micro Fine, 0.5mm Point, Blue $14.40 |
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LOT 2 PC. UNI-BALL 500/EXCEED Refill Fine LINE METAL POINT UBR-7P BLACK INK $10.00 |
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Brand New Sharpie Metallic Fine Point Permanent Markers, Silver, 12/pk $16.99 |
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100 SHARPIE METALLIC SILVER PERMANENT Markers Fine POINT BLOWOUT! $100.00 |
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Fine Nib Black Metal Shell Smooth Hooded Fountain Pen $5.93 |
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Extra Fine Nib Red Metal Shell Writing Fountain Pen $5.64 |
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Sharpie Fine Tip Metallic Silver 12 ct $31.58 |
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Blue Metal Case Silver Tone Clip Fine Nib Fountain Pen $5.40 |
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Smooth Writing Extra Fine Nib Red Metal Fountain Pen $4.92 |
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Red Metal Shell Hooded Extra Fine Writing Fountain Pen $4.36 |
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Students Extra Fine Nib Black Metal Hooded Fountain Pen $5.88 |
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Blue Metal Case Silver Tone Clip Fine Nib Fountain Pen $5.71 |
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Extra Fine Nib Red Metal Shell Writing Fountain Pen $5.51 |
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Blue Metal Case Silver Tone Clip Fine Nib Fountain Pen $5.89 |
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Sharpie Metallic Fine Point Permanent Markers, 2 Silver Markers (39108PP) $9.01 |
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Sharpie Permanent Marker Fine Point Metallic Silver 12 pk $23.95 |
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Metalic Sharpie Poster Paint Extra Fine Point Marker $2.99 |
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New Package 12 Sharpie Fine Point Metallic Silver Permanent Marker 39100 Nntoxic $22.99 |
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Pentel R806B Roller Pen Fine Metal Tip Qty 36 New Red $22.49 |
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4 Sharpie Metallic Silver Fine Point Permanent Markers NEW SEALED! 39109 $6.99 |
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Pilot Gold Metallic Extra Fine Point Marker Pen Set of: 6 41500 $22.56 |
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Pilot Silver Metallic Extra Fine Point Marker Pen Set of: 6 41600 $25.98 |
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Sanford Permanent Marker, Fine Point, Nontoxic, Metallic Silver SAN39013 $2.69 |
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Metallic Permanent Marker, Fine Point, Metallic Silver, 12/DZ $15.99 |
What Kind of Earrings Are These?
http://beautifuldragon322.deviantart.com/art/Metalic-Symphony-99293704
Her first two lobe piercings.
And does anyone knows of any stores that sell good quality, unusual (LOL I guess earrings like the ones she has) earrings? Online stores are also fine, but I live in Canada, so sites that you know or think ship to Canada are preferable X0)
I don’t really care if other people find it unattractive…I wasn’t planning on wearing jewelry like that anyway, I was just wondering what it was called. And I honestly don’t think it’s ugly.
Those are probably about an 8 gauge surgical steel or silver tribal fleur-de-lis piece. You can find similar jewelry at many tattoo/piercing studios, as well as on ebay if you search for “8g earrings”. As someone with stretched ears myself, I think those earrings are lovely. Nice choice!
Types of Silver Clay Explained – Precious Metal Clay and Art Clay
Metal clay is a suspension of tiny particles of metal in a clay binder, which can be used to make jewellery, beads and small findings. The beauty of metal clay is that it can be manipulated in the same way as any modelling clay, but once fired the binding agents are burnt off leaving the metal form intact. Although there is a certain amount of shrinkage (between 10-15% for the more modern versions), very fine detail can be achieved, including impressions that would require casting in any other method of metalwork.
Silver metal clay results in objects containing almost pure silver (also known as Fine Silver) which is ideal for enamelling. There are two popular brands available – Precious Metal Clay (also known as PMC) and Art Clay Silver (ACS). Precious Metal Clay was developed in the early 1990′s in Japan and consists of microscopic particles of pure silver (or fine gold powder) and a water-soluble binder which burns off during firing. The original formula of PMC (now called ‘Standard’) has to be fired in a kiln at a temperature of 1650F and has a high shrinkage rate of around 30%. Two additional versions were later developed called PMC+, which can be fired at 1490F and PMC3, which can be fired at temperatures as low as 1100F. Both of these later versions of PMC have much lower shrinkage rates, allowing much finer detail to be worked into designs.
Art Clay Silver (ACS) was also developed in Japan and is similar in consistency to PMC+. The main difference with ACS is that it can be fired using a hand-held torch or gas oven. Because of subtle differences in the binder components and the longer firing times, ACS benefited from having a considerably lower shrinkage percentage – only 8-10%. This means that ACS can be worked in more detail without any loss of definition in fine work. Art Clay Slow Dry was introduced soon after, which has a much longer working time before requiring firing, allowing intricate work to be moulded into the clay with no loss of malleability.
Art Clay 650 and Art Clay 650 Slow Dry are now becoming increasingly popular, as not only do they have a longer working time but can be fired at temperatures as low as 650C/1200F. This allows jewellers to incorporate glass and Sterling Silver into the designs without fear of damaging the components. AIDA, the manufacturers of ACS have also introduced Oil Paste, a product only used on fired metal clay or milled fine silver, and Overlay Paste which is designed for drawing designs onto glass and porcelain. These two products have allowed the use of metal clay products to be incorporated into a whole new range of designs and mediums, expanding the potential of this product.
Metal clays allow jewellers to work with a material that is as malleable as ordinary modelling clay but produces fine (almost pure) silver jewellery of exquisite intricacy and beauty. Once polished it has a lustre and shine that is easily comparable to cast silver and because of the development of the products over the last few years shrinkage is now no longer an issue. The type used depends on personal preference as both types have their advantages, but incorporating metal clays into your jewellery design gives you a new medium to explore with beautiful results.
About the Author
Adam Hunter – E-commerce Marketing Manager of cooksongold.com. Cookson Precious Metals offer a choice of
jewellery making supplies
from over 10,000 products including gold and silver, tools,
silver art clay
and gold and silver sheet – gold, silver, platinum and palladium. Contacts: Adam Hunter E-commerce Marketing Manager Tel(DDI): +44 (0) 121 212 6491 E-mail: adam.hunter@cooksongold.com
