The yellow solution is called liver of sulfur. It’s what I use to darken metal and bring out all the tiny details in my textured ring designs. The solution reacts with silver to create contrast, it’s an awesome product to use if you’re going for moody, organic designs and want your wax carved details to really stand out. When you’re making rings with jeweller’s wax, you can experiment with different tools and techniques to create unique textures and shapes. Once it’s cast in silver, adding liver

Liver of sulfur adds lovely depth and color to your work, but you don’t always want to darken the whole piece. Sure, it’s often easiest to dunk the whole thing and polish back the highlights - but that doesn’t work every time. Maybe you only want the recesses of a stamped design, or just to darken the edges of a piece. That’s where a soft paintbrush brush comes in. The first thing to remember when using liver of sulfur this way, is to make your solution about twice the usual strength, since it c

In this video, we’re sharing a peek behind the scenes at how we use liver of sulfur to deepen silver’s natural patina, bringing out the delicate engravings and timeless character hidden in each vintage spoon. Shown here: 🌿 La Marquis — romantic scrolls and vintage charm https://lovealwaysspoonrings.etsy.com/listing/4367051587 🌿 Stratford — graceful and classic beauty https://lovealwaysspoonrings.etsy.com/listing/4367048839 Because every piece deserves to shine in its own way. 🕊️ #LoveAlwaysSp

I’ve antiqued silver using liver of sulfur, and antiquing gel. This is the first time I’ve antiqued a pieces using the sulfur from a hard boiled egg, accidentally of course. | Courtney Marie Jewelry