I have taken to watching this type of show to get a glimpse into the world of other talented folk and craftspeople doing their things. In the first episode, though, the host tells one of the female contestants that she should think like a straight while male, in order to do her best. Say what?! Right then and there, the show was done for me, until they change hosts. And...the show should not allow such damaging comments that show favoritism. Simply not appropriate...at all. The host puts me off this show. What a shame. I will peek in and see if they decide to ditch her. Then I will happily give it another chance.

This was a good idea for a program though perhaps a too little like the now boring cooking knockout programs.

However the program is completely ruined by an intrusive mindless chatterer of a presenter and possibly two of the worst choices in judges in any tv program.

We lurch from a sullen, depressive female judge who roams the set spreading an emotionless gloom wherever she visits, to a frankly unpleasant male judge , who appears strangely not only intensely irritating but also vaguely sinister an odd and not liveable combination.

Any hope for the series which could have been so much more, is lost in the appalling casting of these three frankly talentless on the screen characters. Best avoided, which is a waste of an idea.

Love the premise and the contestants try their best to make beautiful jewelry.

The host, however, is completely awful - it's apparent she does not have any knowledge of jewelry making and her commentary is cringeworthy. Based on contestants' reactions to her presence and the judges barely concealed eyerolls, it's clear she's not embraced by anyone on the show either.