The wait is over, the book you have all been holding on for is OUT NOW!

Yes, Stone Setting by our Director and Co-founder, Scott McIntyre is available for you to buy! Woo hoo!

“Stone setting can often appear mysterious and impossible: an ancient craft used to hold beautiful gems secure in the most elegant of designs. This practical book explains the techniques of the Master Stone Setter in an accessible and encouraging style”

The manual is written in an informal way which allows the reader to remain focused and engaged while learning new techniques taught by a Master Goldsmith and Setter. Each chapter is clear and concise, with step by step instructions on each method, helping you to understand how to set without being bamboozled by technical jargon or end up bored by too much information.

The manual is also packed full of incredible examples of each technique, not only by Scott himself but other leading jewellers, too. Look out for contributions by Angela O’Keefe, ASRJWLS, Baroque Jewellery, Katie Lees, Korus Design, Lado’s Jewellery Studio, Marc Lange, Maud Traon, McCaul Goldsmiths', Murazzo, Oxx Jewellery, Peter Gilroy, Polly Wales, Ryan Nelson, Shimell & Madden, Shivani, Stefanie Verhoef and William White. What a list!

Please note that for every sale of this book, we will donate 25% of profits to Tiny Changes.

Founded in memory of Scott Hutchison, the mental health charity was set up as a community of tiny change makers, working together to help young minds feel better.

As you know, keeping good a good mind and looking after your mental health is incredibly important to us at Vanilla Ink. Not only will you become a better jeweller for this purchase, but you’ll also be helping out vulnerable people to get the help they most desperately need : )

Happy setting!

You can choose if you would like your copy posted to you or simply email us to arrange collection from our studios!

Please allow a few days for postage, it’s easier for us to send in batches

For international shipping, choose ‘Special Delivery’

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