相田化学工業 アートクレイシルバー 50g

満足しています。価格がもう少し安ければ

良い商品です。

指輪作成に使用。 何度かチャレンジしているが、目標のサイズになった事がない。 作り方が悪いのか…？ 成形して焼成して磨いた時に輝くのが凄く嬉しいし楽しい。

問題なし。 焼いてみたけど、強度的にも見た目も問題なし。 少しべたべたしているので、成型する前に型を作っていたほうがやりやすいかも。

今一よくわからない、造形のしやすさだけかも、個人のセンスが問われる

つかいやすい。 がもう少し価格が安いと良い。

特に困った事はありませんでした。

時々、作りたい欲が出る銀粘土。 品物には文句ありません。 しかし、届くのが遅い…！ 私のタイミングの問題なのか？ その待つ時間で、「どう作ろうか？」「何を使えば時短で作れるか？」と案は出ます。 考える時間も楽しいです。 が、出来れば早く届くともっと嬉しいです。

My mother passed away recently and I wanted a way to immortalize her touch. Being a crafty person, I figured I could probably make on of these myself and save about $200 rather than ordering one online. And it worked! The clay is extremely easy to work with. When you're making smaller items it can be quick to dry out, but just a little bit of water will make it workable again. If it sticks to your fingers while working it, just put some olive oil on a paper towel and then dampen your fingers in it. This is how we were able to get my mother's finger prints into the clay. Once it's dry (I put all of mine in the oven at 300 for about 10 minutes after they air dried for about an hour) you can use a BUTANE torch about 3 inches away from it to fire them if you don't have a kiln. I watched a few tutorials on YouTube and picked up on it quick! Then I just dipped them in some liver of sulfer to oxidize the silver, then buffed them with a dremel! They turned out perfect! With 2 of the 20 gram packs you can make about 4 or 5 this size!

Caro, muy caro, pero para un capricho artesano, una maravilla. Es un sinterizado de plata que con un poco de cuidado proporciona resultados preciosos.

Silver Art Clay 10g has completely exceeded my expectations. The consistency is smooth, easy to work with, and ideal for both beginners and more advanced makers. It rehydrates beautifully, shapes cleanly, and holds fine detail far better than other clays I’ve tried. Firing results are consistently excellent — strong, bright pieces with a lovely finish that polish up beautifully. The 10g size is perfect for small pendants, charms, and it’s great value considering the quality. I also appreciate how predictable it is: no cracking, no unexpected shrinkage, just reliable performance that makes the whole process enjoyable. If you’re looking for a dependable silver clay that delivers professional results without fuss, this is a fantastic choice.

This is a fantastic price for a great quality item. I have looked at many websites and this is the best value I have seen anywhere for this amount of the product. Obviously with it coming from Japan you can't order it as a last minute buy , but I've ordered 2 lots so far and they've both arrived within a couple of weeks , which I was most impressed with. I shall continue to purchase from this store as long as it stays at this great price!

I am an independent jewelry designer/maker who does commission work for private clients, most of whom are looking for something original and one-of-a-kind unique. Although I also work with sheet metals in gold and fine silver, ArtClay Silver allows me to really stretch the limits of my designs while still being able to provide a piece of jewelry made of an exceptionally pure quality silver (.999Fine). It also allows me to treat the earth kindly as ArtClay is made of 100% purely recycled silver (the other guy, PMC, can't claim that high a percentage of recycle in their product, unless they have changed their philosophy over the last few years). Since 2002, I have used both types of precious metal clays from the two largest companies and I can say that ArtClay, for me, is the better product and it has a much better pricetag! In my experience, PMC made by Mitsubishi Co. dries out faster, doesn't torch fire as well (both do approx. the same in a kiln) as ArtClay and is too high priced when set next to ArtClay. I've also had PMC, unlike the ArtClay, occasionally shrink a good deal more than advertised which can ruin a design at critical points. I've also had several packages of PMC ruined when the binder turned black after opening and could not be burned out.. it also could not be eaten off with acid nor would any other method remove the black patches throughout the silver after firing. I had to toss it out because I didn't know what it was.. some kind of bacteria carried in the binder? Or a chemical that reacted to the air/heat/cool.. the possibilities were endless and not one technical expert could figure the problem out, so: Tossed! This vendor was a quick ship, priced well below 50gr of PMC and I am about to reorder so..