What are a list of chemical elements and alloys that can be melted in a typical residential food oven?

I’ve got a slug of a Bismuth Cadmium, Lead, Tin alloy that melts at about 150F , 65C. It melts in hot water. It’s toxic so it’s probably not a good idea to touch it or use kitchen tools.

Sodium (metal) melts at 98 degrees C.
Potassium (metal) melts at 63.5 degrees C.
Mercury will melt too.
Likely a few more.

Belmont metals has some interesting stuff. (I’m not at my computer so I can’t give you a link now.)

Jewelry should not be made from most low melting metals, Gold and Silver are good but melt above 1000* C if my memory is any good.

@Tropical_Willie So just for cheap trinkets? To start?

Cheap trinkets from China are loaded with Lead and Mercury not what you want to make.

@gondwanalon lists metals that are nice and toxic!

Go here for some choices: https://www.steelforge.com/literature/metal-melting-ranges/
Pewter: https://sciencing.com/melting-point-pewter-5436679.html