AmorphousWireWraps Care Tips

Thank you for adopting one of my wire creations. Crafted to stand the test of time, please still note the fragility of precious gems and stones. Here are some tips and information about your new jewelry and how to best take care of them!

Best Care Practices:

• If you'd like to polish your art on your own, use Blue Sunshine Brand Polishing Cloth monthly.
• For best wear, use a byzantine link style chains - here's a link to the ones I like

Caution - things to note!

• Opals are porous and absorb water as well as hand sanitizer and soaps. It's best to take off your jewlery before showering, washing hands, and especially natural hot springs! 

Things to know about Copper:

• Copper is one of the most frequent metals that can color your skin green. 
  
• In damp or humid environments, this metal oxidizes to copper oxide, which causes skin to turn green
  

• The green residue isn't harmful and can be washed off your skin with soap and water. 

Things new or intermediate wire wrappers should adopt to further their progression ❤

Lots of people ask me for things to get started, and this is the master list of the things I wish I had 9 years ago when I started my business. If you have any questions about any of these topics, let me know, and I'll help guide you or explain what the item is good for. Happy creating 🪐🔮👽

- Foredom Flex shaft.
- Liver of Sulphur Patina.
- Polishing cloths from Sunshine Cloths.
- 7/8 Knife-edge Polishing discs from Dedeco: 60, 120, 600, and 2 micron discs.
- Lightbox for photos.
- Swanstrom Needle chain nose pliers, Swanstrom Flat nose pliers, Lindstrom Ultra Flush cutters.
- Ring mandrel.
- Wooden ring clamp.
- Mask for buffing/polishing.