Hi !My question is,which thickness of copper wire is the best for making copper bezels for stone settings in jewelry making?.And does base sheet metal thickness should be equal to bezel wire thickness???Thank you.Ivan
You might be talking about flat wire - anyway, there is no 'best', it depends on the size of the stone, the aesthetics of the design, the height of the stone and how much needs to be covered to hold, whether you want a decorative edge, etc. In other words, you use what works. You might start with a 18 or 16 gauge flat wire, go thicker if you need it.
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I would probably not use wire for a bezel, but it all depends on your design. No, there is no correlation between base thickness and the bezel. The bezel needs to be able to hold your stone in place -- use whatever gauge would work best: smaller stones may use a finer gauge, larger one need something much stronger. That is why we have ALL sizes in our work box.
You might be talking about flat wire - anyway, there is no 'best', it depends on the size of the stone, the aesthetics of the design, the height of the stone and how much needs to be covered to hold, whether you want a decorative edge, etc. In other words, you use what works. You might start with a 18 or 16 gauge flat wire, go thicker if you need it.
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I would probably not use wire for a bezel, but it all depends on your design. No, there is no correlation between base thickness and the bezel. The bezel needs to be able to hold your stone in place -- use whatever gauge would work best: smaller stones may use a finer gauge, larger one need something much stronger. That is why we have ALL sizes in our work box.
