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This is a discussion on damascus jewelry within the Alchemy and Formulas forums, part of the Blacksmithing category; Im wanting to make a few damascus jewelry things and curous what would be best to protect it from rust. ...
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Im wanting to make a few damascus jewelry things and curous what would be best to protect it from rust. Because this is something that some one will ware dont want any thing that will feel to oily or slimy or leave something on the skin.
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theres someone on Dfoggknives that makes damascus jewlery, and he lines it with a small insert of silver, because aparently some people react to the steel overtime.
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Definately have silver on the skin side, I would coat the damascus with several coats of a good high grade auto wax. Since I started to coat my carbon steel knives with car wax they dont rust on me like they used to. Not sure how long it would last in a jewelry scenario though. Probably better off getting stainless damascus if you can, or mokume gane (Non ferrous damascus). Goodluck Chris |