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When it comes to safety and protection, here are a range of items that will protect your eyes, hands, clothes and lungs. Although making jewelry is safe, the added protection from debris and spills is always beneficial. To you, your clothes and your environment. They include:Safety goggles, Safety Gloves, Safety Aprons, Heat reflective gloves, goggles, safety glasses and more
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3m® Safety Mat
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Apron
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Eyewear
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3M safety mat is used to create cushioning that prevents discomfort, and slippage.
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Jewelers wear apron for protection from spills that can harm both the skin and the clothing.
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Jewelers wear glasses to protect their eyes from dust particles.
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Gloves
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Hearing Protectors
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Lab Coat
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Jewelers use Cotton Gloves to protect jewelry and silverware from fingerprints, spotting, and tarnishing.
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Hearing Protectors are used in jewelry making to protect ears.
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Jewelers use lab coat to protect from the flame.
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When making jewelry safety and protection for the jeweler is paramount, here are a range of items that will protect your eyes, hands, clothes and lungs. Although making jewelry is essentially safe, the added protection from dust, debris, and spills is always beneficial to you, your clothes and your environment.
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