Using Liver of Sulfur to Patina / Antique / Oxidize Jewelry - Beginner Friendly Tutorial

Learn how to use liver of sulfur (LOS) gel to patina jewelry for that lovely, antiqued look - with useful info and tips for beginners along the way.

Links:
Liver of Sulfur Gel: https://amzn.to/31Nnyg1
Polishing pads: https://amzn.to/2Z4Ji4Z
Extra fine steel wool: https://amzn.to/2TBJW8U
Midas Black Max: https://www.riogrande.com/product/Mid...

Note on Stones and Beads:

From cooltools.us: "All cubic zirconia, lab and glass stones are unharmed by liver of sulfur. Any natural gemstone that can be fired in place is safe in liver of sulfur. Do not allow liver of sulfur to contact turquoise, lapis, shells, pearls or other soft stones as they can be permanently stained. Set these types of stones after all patination is complete."

Stones that can be fired in place (and are thus safe to immerse in LOS): https://amcaw.org/learning-center/set...


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Thanks for watching, and happy crafting!

Music:

“Prelude No. 3” by Chris Zabriskie
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