ANNOUNCEMENTS:
February 2010: Silver prices remain volatile. Check the silver market at Kitcosilver.com to find out what the price of silver is doing. PMC prices may be changed frequently to reflect the current price of silver. MED'A creations offers the lowest prices on PMC. If you find PMC at a lower price on a legitimate retail site, let us know!

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Returns Policy: MED'A Creations has a 30 day return policy. Returned products must be in new condition and accompanied in their original packaging within 30 days of ordering. PMC returns must be in their original unopened packaging. All returns must be accompanied by a copy of your invoice or receipt. If you cannot find your receipt, please call to arrange a returned merchandise authorization. If you receive any damaged or defective items, we will happily replace them. If an item cannot be replaced, we will refund your money.

“Clay” that Turns Into Metal!?

Abandon ideas of traditional jewelry construction and embrace an outside-the-box 21st century material—metal clay—to create beautiful objects to wear or display. Bronze, Copper, Silver, and Gold Clays, composed of very finely powdered metal, organic binders, and water, can be worked like ceramic clay. When fired, the binder burns away resulting in pure metal jewelry or sculptural objects.

Metal Clays are here to stay. The first commercial silver and gold metal clays (PMC) were developed by Mitsubishi Corporation in the mid 1990's using finely powdered silver or gold, a non-toxic organic binder and water. The result was a soft workable material that could be shaped like clay and fired. Several product generations later, competition by Aida Corporation (Art Clay), and the most recent development of bronze and copper clays (by Metal Adventures and Hadar Jacobson) have proven that metal clays are popular media among hobbiests, crafters, and professional jewelry artists. The new base metal clays promise to bring the uses of metal clay into the repetoir of the "fine arts" as well.

Metal Clays can be combined with gemstones, glass, ceramics, resins, other metals, and other materials to create beautiful jewelry and sculptural pieces. The possibilities are endless. The clay is worked with simple tools and, depending on the type, can be fired in a kiln or with a small hand-held torch.

Mary Ellin D'Agostino, Ph. D.
San Pablo, CA 94806
Phone:  510-236-2313
mary@medacreations.com