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thanks.. though i dont think the author likes me.. i commented on his stuff on linked in.. do notice that he plays with light so much that there is no way anything he takes will actually look like that outside his camera thats why i dont tend to do those tricks but i still get stupendous images... w...

Jewellery photography: Useful techniques to help you capture pro-level jewellery photos
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Whether it’s diamond rings or gemstone necklaces, jewellery photography is notoriously difficult, but there are a few useful techniques you can try that will make the process so much easier.

nope.. not a brown base... its the typical pale creme... https://www.schemecolor.com/wp-content/themes/colorsite/include/cc4.php?color0=5D1916&color1=893D2E&color2=9C5F45&color3=523B35&pn=Brownish https://i.pinimg.com/originals/5f/dc/67/5fdc67f6beb37e7d151549827e1a69dd.jpg

here is how the stone that is kind of like africa (if you dont cut off its fertile crescent part

What Makes a Jewel Truly Magnificent? [youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQUT6LPe_lY[/youtube] Udsfntitled-2.jpg at about 2:40 there is cartier with many blue sapphire sugar loaf cabochons the one after is Harry Winston... my ex girlfriend (who my mother is still friends with)... used to like ...

I never give up... you have known me for many years now.. when have i actually given up? right now i am making money trading stock.. may have a job on the table... but its a long comute... however for 130k, i will take it for a year however its a hedge fund... soooo i dont want to divest my position...

that took a bit of work.. as you can see, the wheels do a pretty good job. now i am contending with what are inclusions... ie. they look like cracks but are too deep then the false inclusion.. looks like a crack, but at the right angle, they give out color you would think they were weak, but i have ...

hey hey. here are the group i did with the tiny file... it cuts pretty fast, and its a lot easier than a dremel (which i have from the 1970s) or a foredam (however you spell it).. for most of the pre-polish i use diamond impregnated wheels from dental supply used to polish porcelain. the other thing...