Oxidizing with Silver Black
By Tammy Powley, About.com Guide
If you don't want all of your piece to be black, then you need to control the amount of Silver Black used as well as the places you apply it. Pictured is a sterling charm that I didn't want totally black, just oxidized enough to show more detail. At this stage, it is highly polished.
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- What is Silver Black?
- Select Your Jewelry Items
- After Oxidizing
- Control the Darkness of Metal
- Applying with a Sponge
- Polish Some Areas
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