Art Clay Silver 20g (0.7oz) Sterling Silver Clay A-274 Total 2 Pieces 40g (1.41oz) Japan Import with Original Stylus Ballpoint Touch Pen

It takes some working with it to get the hang of it but once you do, you'll be creating some beautiful stuff! I recommend using a bronze clay first, it's cheaper than the silver and hurts much less when you're trying to figure it out. Once you're comfortable working with it, them get the silver. Your wallet will thank you. As long as you don't fire it. You can always rehydrate it and start over so don't worry if you make a mistake. If its dry put it in a bag and crush it with a hammer, put it in a cup spray with water, add a few drops of vegetable glycerin and BAM. You're good to go. You can make it a paste the same way by adding a bit more water and glycerin. You can use a paint brush with the paste and build up layers, which is how I make ring bands. Use the paste to cover things like leaves or flower pettles, the possibilities with this stuff are endless!

This is the first time I've used this product and I already bought more. Finished product is great!

No matter what you do - it melts into one big blob of i-dont-even-know-what-it-is. Time to call out that the king has no clothes on.

Good price, good quality.

I like working with this Silver clay. I didn't like that the price went up $10 a week after I bought it!