Platinum & Diamond Trilogy Ring | Jewellery Making Tutorial | Goldsmith's Workshop Secrets

This week we’re making a three stone diamond ring 💍 We were asked to remove these diamonds from the old ring because the client wanted a platinum ring where she could have the confidence that the stones were secure and the settings were appropriate for the stones they supported.
Sometimes we focus more on one particular aspect of the manufacturing and that differs depending on the video. If you didn’t quite find what you were looking for here, feel free to check out these other videos:
Large Diamond Trilogy Ring
• Three Stone Diamond En...
Classic Three Stone Diamond Ring
• Classic Three Stone Di...
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If you have any questions, please let us know in the comment section! Or if there are any tips & tricks you’d like to add.
Thanks for watching & joining us this week. Lots of love.
Jaco & Damia

[@shelterskelter]

Jaco.
Dirty hands Clean Money.
A proper goldsmith.

[@jacothejeweller]

😎

[@The_circular_square]

You always get me wanting to try something new when my work week starts again!

[@aropals672]

Always enjoy watching your process! Thank you for taking us along..

[@jacothejeweller]

Thanks for watching - I’m so glad you enjoy our content. We are all in this together 💪🏻

[@emy_themua2015]

Absolutely exquisite, now that’s a ring!!!! I love how you speak so passionately about what you do, that’s who I wanna learn learn from someone who loves their work, again thank you 🙏

[@Gazz_R]

Absolutely stunning! Your work always puts a big smile on my face, you really are an inspiration. Thanks for sharing Guys and have a wonderful week.

[@jacothejeweller]

Always such lovely words. It’s an absolute pleasure as always 🙏🏻

[@Bohemianmetal]

As always Jaco an amazing concise tutorial, I pick up new things every one. Thank you and delightful work

[@MyJonas28]

Awesome video! It would be nice if you also included the setting of the stone

[@jacothejeweller]

Thanks and you are welcome - yep, we get that request often and are working towards it. We need to invest in dedicated cameras in order to capture the detail better which we will do as the channel grows. For now we have a few videos on our setting methods which can be found on the channel. Thanks for the input 🙏🏻

[@jimmyers1428]

I always enjoy your videos and this is a wonderful example of why. The ring is beatifully designed and I really appreciate how you describe your vision of it as you are making it as well as the the processes involved. Thank you.

[@jacothejeweller]

Thank you for the lovely feedback on the video, my work and the passion I have for the process. It’s such a joy to know this work is well received. 🙏

[@normantorok5919]

Brilliant. Lovely work

[@jacothejeweller]

Ah thank you 🙏

[@5ignadesigns]

Amazing work, again. :)

[@jacothejeweller]

Many thanks 🙏

[@griffincreates6891]

Great video would u be able to show how to make a brooch mechanism type thing

[@jacothejeweller]

🙏🏻There’s an idea 💡

[@dodgeghost8407]

Thanks for all the content!

[@jacothejeweller]

My pleasure 🙏

[@dwdidit3664]

Great skill.
I've noticed in this video, and at least one other, that you use a term to describe a bur. It sounds like, "prase". The transcript indicates, "phrase". Can you clarify for me, and anyone else who might be curious, just what the term is?
Great content. I want to be like you when I grow up. 😂

[@jacothejeweller]

@@dwdidit3664 thanks for the compliment 🙏🏻 yes, we might have mention this issue a few times - I often use words which have different meanings elsewhere in the world. It’s what I’ve got to know the tools as. A good example is a flex shaft motor. In the uk the same tool is called a pendant motor. I might even be using the completely wrong words all together English is a second language for me.

[@pepmeto94]

just wow

[@jacothejeweller]

Ahh much appreciated 🙏

[@bysykler4959]

What’s the advantage of pulling wire through the rolling mill vs just rolling the metal to the desired dimension?

[@jacothejeweller]

I secure the draw plate in the rolling mill for stability and pull the wire through the draw plate to achieve the round profile I am looking for and my desired thickness.

[@bysykler4959]

Ahh, I see now that the draw plate is in front. I thought you were pulling the wire THROUGH the rolling mill. 😂

[@isme61t2]

hi, is that possible you could set the volume up a bit? its so much quieter than other chanel even i tune it to 100%. thanks a lots!

[@jacothejeweller]

I’ve tried it this week! Hoping it’s better, if not, I may need to raise it a bit more. We appreciate the feedback. 🤙

[@stelioschatzikyrgios9444]

Very nice work!
Do you use a lazer or a welder for tacking pieces before soldering?

[@jacothejeweller]

Thank you & to answer your question, I do use the Dado laser for tacking before soldering. 👍

[@stelioschatzikyrgios9444]

Thank you 🙂