The best hand made jeweler in Canada 👌🏻 and the best customer service i see I returned for 1300 $ of jewelry and he returned them to me as promised of the right size because I pick up the wrong size I really appreciate the honesty of the company a big thumb up dynamis 👌🏻👍🏻

Always find it satisfying watching silver and gold relax when annealing between draws.

I picked up the art of making silver jewelry out of scrap silver from large fuses. Its a long process but so rewarding when you see the finished product.

TRULY. The most epic fine choregraphed "ballet in metal" I've ever seen. Amazing work. Thank you for your inspiration to all artist regardless of their medium!

Love this pattern! Such a perfect, cool look for silver. I really love silver, not just because it's less expensive than gold, but because it lacks the warmth of gold, yet has a modern/classically cool look.

@isabelaviles139

2 жыл бұрын

Hermosa

@dannygreen5477

Жыл бұрын

Not that much less expensive from what Dynamis are charging!

This is incredible and mental at the same time. The amount of effort that went into this piece is insane, and I can only applaud you for it.

Unbelievable!!!! The craftsmanship is stunning!

This is beautiful! I never knew quite how much work went into jewellery making. I love silver, i wear it a lot

@AkopianDIY

2 жыл бұрын

a good choice)

What a beautiful chain. Never dreamed it was from a double loop in loop. Thanks.

This is so gorgeous! Thank you for showing all the steps and patience involved. Handmade is ALWAYS better! 😍😍😍😍

@isabelaviles139

2 жыл бұрын

Made in pulsera

@dannygreen5477

Жыл бұрын

Not for their prices!

I used to make jewelry. Until my hands got too bad. It is a lot of work. The design phase alone is time consuming. People don't understand all the work, planning and modifying to get all the tiny pieces to fit and be symmetrical or the proper gage. That's when it turns into a piece of art. They don't want to pay for all the work. I don't fault them they don't understand what it entails.

@forless7511

4 ай бұрын

💯

@kimgill4644

2 ай бұрын

Wow, simply wow! That is beautiful! So much work and skill … you should make watching this video required in order to purchase this bracelet!

@nanospixel

Ай бұрын

If you do it for the money, you are bound to be disappointed.

I wonder if people understand how much planning and work goes into making something like this. Stunning piece!

@nelsonx5326

Жыл бұрын

It looks more complicated than it is.

@NewLife-qj9mx

Жыл бұрын

I do 😏

@E66878

Жыл бұрын

Yeah but without the thousands of dollars of tools its a nightmare trust me

@jasonsexton8869

Жыл бұрын

@@E66878 It can be done without thousands of dollars in tools. You'll still be putting a few hundred in, but it can be done. You can source the wire from a jewelry supply store rather than make it yourself. You'll also notice he used a hobby torch to solder the rings. A slightly bigger map gas or propane torch from the hardware store will run you about 40 dollars and will work just fine for this and annealing the silver as it work hardens. As for cleaning, a thrift store slow cooker or electric hot plate and a ceramic dish can be used for pickling. For drawing the rings and reducing size/compacting the chain, you can buy a couple off-cuts of a good hardwood at your local lowes/home depot/whichever is the local store in question, glue them together and drill a series of graduated holes in the resulting block to form a draw plate, then use a pair of pliers to pull it through. While expensive tools sometimes make things easier, simple and cheap do the job just as well at a fraction of the cost. Where I got this information: nineteen years of working with wire making chainmail as a hobby, twelve of metal smithing and jewelry making as a hobby, and six of leatherworking. When possible, I make the tools I need to do the job, and when I can't I go with what works, not what is shiny and expensive as a rule. Most expensive tool I've bought for my hobbies is a toss-up between a relatively cheap home depot drill press and a flexshaft. I hope this helps you out if you have an interest in this as a hobby 😁

@SonnikkuGamer6969

Жыл бұрын

And that's why I charge so much for my jewelry

OMG, you're my new hero! Amazing work, thank you for sharing! 🥰

Your illustration with each step, absolutely amazing 👍

You are an amazing artist. Your videos are such an inspiration!!!

Рука - алмаз! Вы сделали это просто офигенно!!!

Amazing production! I learned detailed techniques from your skills. Thank-you for your time and skills!

@DynamiSJewelry

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

@coolthreads8

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the detail, I will have a go with copper. Fantastic work.

Amazing 🤩 work . Love the design ❤️

Absolutely gorgeous. Thank you for showing us.

Wow!! You did yourself proud!!!

As a retired custom jeweler I can appreciate the time and effort that goes into a creation like this. Great job. I love the piece of equipment you used for drawing the chain through that has adjustable rollers after you assembled the links, where did you find that.

@greysonroberts1985

Жыл бұрын

I was wondering that too

@lecoughskiofficial

Жыл бұрын

I've tried many different wordings on Google but all I can find are rolling Mills and drawplates 😫, I also really want to know what that thing is called

Maestro muchas gracias por su enseñansa personas como ud nesecitamos mucho saludos

This weave is insane, so impressed.

This video relaxes me so much. Starting at the 7:00 mark, I get mesmerized by his weaving. I watch before bed and I forget about my stressful day.

Excelent work, beautiful piece 😍😍

You are talented, you do fantastic work. I had know idea of just how much work went into making a piece like this by hand. And you did this all from complete scratch even making the silver wire, Bravo Sir. I really found this video interesting and informational and I love this piece it's beautiful. Whoever gets this bracelet is getting much more then just a piece of pretty jewelry. They are getting a Beautiful work of art. Fabulous ❤

Came together very nicely. Your videos really calm and excite me at the same time.

Truly inspiring. Thank u for this detailed video. Enjoyed super much.

Me encantó El Paso a paso y el resultado es espectacular ! Gracias por compartirlo

Very details and so amazing patient work. When the result appear i can say that awesome and nice stuff i ve ever seen. Thank you your working and sharing. 😘👏👍✌

Absolutely Gorgeous.

Absolutely Fantastic!

You do such beautiful work

@AkopianDIY

2 жыл бұрын

Prefect work!

Браслет просто огонь 🔥!!! *Ты гений!* Очень интересное и привлекательное плетение за счёт прокрутки!

Está excelente el video, muchas gracias por compartir.

Wow, spectacular ! I took up the hobby of silver jewelry a couple of years ago and can appreciate the craftsmanship you've mastered.. unbelievable skill set.. Bravo..

I happened to stumble upon this when searching for the show "how things are made". I admire artists' work such as yours (makes me appreciate the hard work all that much more). Loved seeing it from raw form to almost finished (no clasp, didn't realize you sold them too, nice!) Too many specialized tools for me to consider trying. I'll stick with crafting with paper, yarn, and wood for now....someday metal :) Few key things I was reminded/learned more about are flux, annealing, blackened, pickling (googled what's in it) and there is a difference in "fine" and "sterling" silver. Most excited is you have them for sale! Great gift, and including a link to this video is an added value.

Amazing it’s beautiful 🤩 😊

@DynamiSJewelry

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

Watching you making those beautiful things makes me happy. 😊🤗

beautifully done!

Would love to see you add the 'what & why's of the stages you go through on the video. Great work.

@cornfarts

3 жыл бұрын

Please¡!¡!¡

Thank you for this video, it's pure perfection. I would love it if you made a video going over the main tools, equipment, and supplies you tend to use for most of your projects 💙

True craftsmanship, with attention to detail and extremely patient’s.. 👍🏼👍🏼🍾🥂

Maravilhoso!!!! Obrigada por compartilhar 🙏🏻

Great work!!! Keep it up! Very inspiring, I need to make this!

@AkopianDIY

2 жыл бұрын

did you manage to make such a chain?

@TheJewelleryWorkshop

2 жыл бұрын

@@AkopianDIY not tried it

@AkopianDIY

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheJewelleryWorkshop i got you))

I love your work man watched your work and it’s showed me a lot on how to improve my craft.

I don't think I blinked once. Simply fascinating - I had no idea silver could withstand that sort of "working over". 😲

beautifully made! great dexterity

I haven't seen that design but I really like that and a great job making it Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

@DynamiSJewelry

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

@oneshotme

3 жыл бұрын

@@DynamiSJewelry You're welcome

Это просто гениально!!! Если не знать как делать это плетение, особенно то, что выкручиваться в спираль, хрен бы кто понял как сделать такое плетение! У тебя золотые руки и с фонтазией(творческой) 5+! Спасибо что показываешь как делаются такие шедевры!!!!! Плетение просто шикарное😍

@AndreySavelev

3 жыл бұрын

Согласен с тобой! Вот бывает смотришь, просто цепочка даже простая. А сколько трудов в нее вложено иной раз и не задумываются люди.

@jackmckee6624

3 жыл бұрын

I

Outstanding and the clasp is spectacular!!

@DynamiSJewelry

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

Lindo inacreditável parabéns

I used to make the thinner version of those chains back in the days with 18ct gold, then pass it through a square gate,but I like your version better,thank you for sharing.

@republican4u2nv78

2 жыл бұрын

I was just thinking while watching the end result that I'd love to see this in a thinner version, too!

@gxetagashvili4418

2 жыл бұрын

can you text me the wire's size ?

Incredibile work, I would love to have the right tools to make some of this and others. Your work it's hard but it's always end up with something beautiful in the end. Amazing, great work. ❤️

Beautiful bracelet. Love it!

Wow! That's wonderful!

Beautiful! Thanks for showing us how its made👍🏻

@DynamiSJewelry

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

Fantastic! Always admired your skills and style. The bracelet you have on your own, please show us all how it’s done! Thanks

@DynamiSJewelry

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

OH WOW! That's stunning work. I thought it was done in a completely different way.

My Passion, A Absolute Work of Art!

WOWOWOWO... huge amount of work here .. thank you for showing it to us.. Super Well done Sir ..

What a fantastic Craftsman you truly are! Superb 'Vid'! 'Thank you' for showing the detail; concise, yet, with all the info'&processes shown, we, as Viewers needed to see! 🤔I feel it would add a 'tad of flavour' to the 'Vidz', if you spoke a little about the processes & the Tools/Machines used! Also, as much 'of yourself' as you would wish to impart. Luv 😍your skills. {I've Subscribed!} More, more, more please!!😄 Rosie 🦓 {stay safe🦋your family, friends & loved ones🤗ALL!}.

Wow! That's a lot of work. The result looks awesome!

Очень интересно, подписался. Very interesting, I signed up.

beautiful👌

@DynamiSJewelry

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

Love your work! You inspire me to do more.

Amazing work. Thanks for sharing the video.

This is beautiful, you should make a necklace like this

I liked this pattern so much I ordered one. It's amazing. I like seeing how it's made, the time and talent and craftsmanship that goes into making it floors me. Easy order process and super fast shipping too. It's great, going to enjoy wearing it!! Thanks!

@CarlosSantana-vy4gl

Жыл бұрын

What is the name of this bracelet pattern. I can’t find it on the website to order it. Tks for your assistance.

Preciosa!! gracias por mostrar tu trabajo

Really awesome work!! ❤️

So much work!!!

Невероятная работа 🔥🔥🔥

@user-vz4zp1lh3f

3 жыл бұрын

Да согласен.

Bet this will look great in copper too! Woooosh...off to play!

Love this video!!Makes me want to go back to University to learn more!(Well not now,the pandemic ruined it for the students learning and me too. Especially if you learn hands on). I was very shocked and jealous to see a motorised Rolling Mill.😲 Wow! I could of done with that the first time round at University as a student. Just the Durston Rolling Mills. I thought the Knitting needle was genius!I'm gonna steal that idea and pass it on to the students when I can go back to the university as an Artist in residence. I wasn't expecting to see a video like this on KZread, so professional and inspiring. I wish I had you as a tutor in the UK. Keep up the good videos, they are a huge distraction from what happening right now!!Big THANK YOU!!

extremely great work, hopefully one day I can start making jewelry like this

@DynamiSJewelry

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Me, prom night 1998 colorized 14:35

Muy buen trabajo me encantan los brazaletes 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Beautiful piece

Damn that work. It was beautiful. A hug from here in Brazil.

Невероятно! Золотые руки! :)

@user-tx5qe4sf8s

3 жыл бұрын

Хех, русские отовсюду))

@samsemens1751

3 жыл бұрын

@@user-tx5qe4sf8s русские везде))

@samsemens1751

3 жыл бұрын

@serhiy hubko У меня тоже кругом одни русские. Живу в России)))

Beautiful work!

Amazing craftsmanship....

Hi Great Job :-) What is the black roller tool do? the one with the Dynamis sticker on it

Thank you for showing your illustrations and, in real time, the process of creating this chain. So much more helpful!!!!!! Although........I would rather buy one of your gorgeous chains than make one myself! One of these days............ :)

@DynamiSJewelry

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!

Wow! Great tutorial. Thank you so much for sharing

Excellent work and instruction as well

Увидел напильник и наждачку вспомнил как делал жене перстень из серебра . Первое это глаза мастера . И довольную жену вечером . Отлично . 👍

@user-cu8gt5fs3k

3 жыл бұрын

Это было в 1992 году . До сих пор носит . Это был первый мой эксперимент . Хороший был учитель . Получилось с первого раза , правда грубо . Потому и напильник . Отливал графитовою форму . Нагрев на Твч . Есть что вспомнить... Спасибо за комментарий . Всего...

Awesome job on your bracelet! I would like to know what is the size of the wire, I don't remember seeing it. Also the tool you used to pull the wire, where did you get it from or would a drawplate work and what is it called? Thanks for sharing your work!

@karie9890

2 жыл бұрын

I, also, would like to know what that is, and where to get one! (Please 😥)

You make some beautiful jewelry please keep up the great work you're doing

Absolutely magnificent, I really enjoyed your video. I'm just starting out so I'm soaking this all in and I am so amazed at the silver work it's so intriguing, thank you for sharing your craft with us.

Beautiful. I wonder if it would rip all the hairs from my wrist.

@buckstarchaser2376

3 жыл бұрын

If it did, then you wouldn't have hairs to rip out from your wrist, making it a self-correcting problem. I don't think it would really catch them frequently though, unless you have gorilla-levels of hair on your arms.

@Ken_Dalton

2 жыл бұрын

I really doubt it, this man is an expert skill level for making chains, Iv followed him for years so I'm sure he is aware or such issues and as jewelers we try not to let ring claws catch on clothes by having no gaps between the claws and a set stone, it's the same with this the wire looks very nice and tight that won't allow your hair to get caught😉... Not unless u are like king Kong hairy then u may have problems ! Haha just joking. I highly recommend this man's chains, he is next level and and very inspiring, I'm glad this is a lesson bccoz it's certainly one I'd like to try myself✌🏼

@COEYRN

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome comment. Women love that, especially people like me, who thinks there part gorilla. 🙄

Не ожидано👍

@DynamiSJewelry

3 жыл бұрын

👍

@user-ww1em7lv7l

2 жыл бұрын

Скажите пожалуйста параметры проволоки и ригеля🙏!

i used to do this, honestly forgot, but once i've seen remembered, thank you for this channel to really showing things, not showing off )

Que gran belleza de trabajo

Very nice work !!! Can you tell me what the adjustable sizing tool that you are using to shape the bracelet is at around 12:30 is called / name / Brand? Thanks, Scott

@ardalanshahrizad8161

3 жыл бұрын

Yea, I was searching comment for an answer to this too :(

@user-rikentong

3 жыл бұрын

Did anyone find it? I want a tool like this

Pls whats the name of the mill or drawplate u pull the chain through when u are done weaving

@DynamiSJewelry

3 жыл бұрын

Sizing Thanks for watching!

Labor intense. Gorgeous outcome. Amazing work.

This is an amazing work of love. To make money I have a jeweler friend who has machines about the size of microwaves that make really intricate chains from gold wire that he makes. Then another small machine that uses gold solder to join the links. The machines make complicated chains by the yard, then he cuts them to length

Хорошая работа! Вам лайк! Скажите какая толщина проволоки? Спасибо!

@DynamiSJewelry

3 жыл бұрын

1.3mm