About this site.......

Jewellery making is a hobby of mine and has been for a while. I like to try new things, and have an issue of not being able to wear anything gold plated. So I found out about gold filled wire and how cheap it is (compared to real gold), but still looks and wears like gold.

I found out that it is very hard to find gold filled wire in Australia. Supplies are varied and quite often you can't get what you want - and don't start on the price! So I started sourcing my wire overseas; which is great, except you are forced to buy large quantities. So then I got to thinking that I can't be the only person in Australia having these problems - the result is this web site and store.

So I'm offering to you a chance to have a play and try using sterling silver and gold filled wire without the headaches of purchasing huge quantities you may not need; making it a great and affordable hobby.

I'm also on the lookout for new things to try, such as rubber rings and anodized aluminium.  So if something takes my fancy, you're sure to see it here so you can have a go too. 

If you have any suggestions, please drop me a line, I'd love to hear from you.

Pricing & Quality

The price of wire in Australia is very erratic and varies greatly from one place to another. I don't charge more for the popular wires (which most places seem to do).

As this is a hobby of mine, the items I sell I use myself and I have very few overheads. As a result, the prices of some of the items appear a lot cheaper than other places, but rest assured the items I sell are of good quality. I source my supplies from well known jewellery suppliers, so I can be sure that I'm using the best as well!

Safety Precautions

Making jewellery can be dangerous. Please make sure that you use all due care and appropriate safety precautions - such as wearing eye protection.

Children should be supervised at all times. Do not leave children unsupervised for any reason. It is recommended that children under 3 years of age are not allowed near any jewellery making supplies, tools or packaging as there is a high risk of choking and injury.

All tools should be used in accordance with the manufacturers recommendations.

Please use common sense and if you are unsure, ask the appropriate people for direction. Jewellery making can be a lot of fun in a safe environment!