Bijoux Outils

Professional jewelry hand tools trusted by jewelers, goldsmiths, and studios worldwide. Find everything you need for cutting, shaping, measuring, carving, and finishing jewelry in gold, silver, platinum, and other metals.

Browse by Category

• Jewelry Pliers and Cutters — Round nose, flat nose, and diagonal cutting pliers for wire and metal work
• Jewelry Hammers and Mallets — Steel hammers, rubber mallets, and multi-head hammers for metal forming
• Jewelry Magnifiers and Loupes — Head-mounted magnifiers, loupes, and LED lamps for precision work
• Jewelry Measuring and Sizing Tools — Ring sizers, calipers, mandrels, and bracelet gauges for accurate measurement
• Jewelry Saws and Files — Saw frames, blades, and needle files for cutting and finishing metal
• Jewelry Clamps and Vises — Bench vises, ring clamps, and bench pins for secure workpiece holding
• Jewelry Drawplates and Wire Tools — Tungsten carbide drawplates for drawing round, square, and half-round wire
• Jewelry Wax Carving Tools — Carving knife sets for sculpting wax models for lost wax casting
• Jewelry Stamping Tools — Letter, number, and pattern stamp sets for marking and hallmarking jewelry
• Jewelry Tool Kits and Sets — Complete starter and professional tool sets for jewelers at every level

Frequently Asked Questions

What hand tools do I need to start making jewelry?
For beginners, the essential jewelry hand tools include round nose pliers, flat nose pliers, diagonal cutters, a jeweler's saw, needle files, a ring mandrel, and a bench block with hammer. A starter tool kit is the easiest way to get everything you need in one purchase.

What is a drawplate used for in jewelry making?
A drawplate is used to reduce the diameter of metal wire by pulling it through progressively smaller holes. Tungsten carbide drawplates are the most durable and are suitable for gold, silver, and copper wire.

What magnification do I need for jewelry work?
For general inspection, a 10x loupe is the industry standard. For stone setting and micro-pave work, a head-mounted magnifier at 2x–4x or a stereo microscope at 7x–45x is recommended.

All tools are professionally tested and backed by Tooltos customer support. Contact us at sales@tooltos.com for expert advice.