JMI provides new and exciting materials for adding character and color by jewelry artists who work with metal clays and sterling silver. Our materials are usable on fine silver clay, sterling silver, bronze clay, and copper clay articles. We specialize in colorful accents including 24k yellow gold, silver, 18k rose gold, and 18k purple gold. Our newest item is Accent Rose Gold™. Please check out our products!
Artist: Andi Callahan
Accent Gold for Silver™ – Accent your jewelry settings with 24K gold! Accent Gold for Silver™, or AGS, is 24K gold powder + dry medium that the artist mixes with water and glycerin to create a paste that is applied to both fine and sterling silver jewelry. After firing, the setting is polished by burnishing or tumbling to create a beautiful, lustrous pure gold finish. Complete instructions for use are provided on our website.
Artist: Holly Gage Accent Rose Gold™ – Accent Rose Gold™ forms a rich-looking 18k rose gold layer when applied as a water-base slip to silver jewelry, and then fired in carbon. Complete instructions are available on this product page.
Artist: Hattie Sanderson
Accent Purple Gold™ – This is a most unusual material with which to add vibrant purple color to your settings. Accent Purple Gold™ is a solid 18K gold alloy that is royal purple in color. It is attached as reflective flakes to jewelry settings either with powdered glass enamel that fires at a relatively low temperature, or with resins that cure at room temperature, to give a drusy look. Complete instructions for attachment are provided on our website. (Photo courtesy of Art Jewelry Magazine, September 2005. Artist: Hattie Sanderson)
Clay-Bond Plus™ – Clay-Bond Plus™ is a silver-containing solder used to join fine silver, sterling silver, bronze, copper, and brass articles. No torch or soldering iron is required. It works well in joining articles made from BRONZclay™, COPPRclay™, Argentium™, and other metal clay alloys to each other. It is a powder that is mixed into a paste with water and then applied to the surfaces to be joined. After firing it forms a strong metallic joint suitable for all jewelry-related applications.