Crafting a Sentimental White Gold Ring
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- In this video, I'll take you through the step-by-step process of transforming two meaningful family heirloom rings into a beautiful 14k white gold free-form ring. I'll show you how I remove the gemstones, reshape the ring, laser weld, and set the gems, all while preserving the sentimental value of the gemstones.
Experience the craftsmanship and artistry behind custom jewelry design as I demonstrate how cherished family jewelry can be reimagined into a unique piece. Join me on this creative journey and discover the sentimental and practical aspects of jewelry transformation.
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They used to have a jewelry making class at our local community college. The good old days..
Nice! I wish my community college had one!🙌
I love that you design jewelry using items that people bring to you. My grandmother inherited a lot of jewelry and loose stones and enjoyed designing new rings. Her designs were really beautiful. Once she left it up to the jeweler to design and he pretty much clumped all the stones together on a blob of metal. No form or beauty. You, on the other hand, show much taste and talent in the pieces you design.
Would t be my style, but I think you did a fabulous job! Your creation really showcases her father's gemstones, I'm sure this lady loved her ring!
Your craftsmanship is something very special ❤
Thank you!❤️
Wasn't sure about the ring until I saw it completed. Very pretty with a modern art feel. I bet it looks pretty on her and will be a source of conversation. She'll get complimented everytime she wears it. And what a lovely story about her dad. Beautiful work as always.
Thank you Pat!🙌
What a lovely way of combining those stones. Thank you for showing the process, I’m forever wondering how jewelry is created.❤
Thanks for watching!
This is so beautiful I love the color combination also the fact it looks like an Elven ring with this “free form”
This is a lovely design! I think the circular design was perfect to showcase and unify the three different shapes and various colors. Great job! 👍
Thank you!!
Stunning the green stone is my birth stone love the ring 💍
Love it. The design is modern and whimsical at the same time. Very wearable, which was the point, after all. Great job and I appreciate learning about all the technical details!
Thank you I appreciate that!💙💙
I love seeing emerald cut stones used in original designs. I hope you do some more with this cut of stone (not a big fan of the princess/squarw cut either). This ring is lovely.
Absolutely Stunning! I love to watch you work!!!
Beautiful ring!
Wow!! So beautiful and unique i would love a ring like this. I would only use it for special occasion's. Wish you lived in England i have a few old ring's that could do with modernising up. Also i have two engagement ring's one to small the other is to big in size and is alway's catching on clothing so would love them being turned into something new 😊💜
Love this ring so much!
It's a beautiful ring.
I’m in looove! 😍😍😍😍😍
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I want to say this is art deco style, but whadda I know. ☺️ It’s cool and beautiful and unique. Bravo!
Thank you so much!
Stunning!❤
Gorgeous colors
They are!
Very nice result, interesting contrast of the rounded forma of the metal and square ones of the stones. Did I understand right, no rhodium plate because of the Peritdot ?
Peridot London Blue Topaz pretty ring! I'm enjoying the how to of making a ring. When my mom took the stones out of her wedding ring engagement ring and mothers ring to make a ring with all the stones and made it her initial P. What talent it took I love it watching this I'm ready to ask my friend with jewelry experience to Recommend a good jeweler who can remake the ring to fit a Ceylon in the center.
You are very talented congratulations on 101 subscribers!
Thanks Patty I appreciate it!
Not my style but I like it - it does her father justice.
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Beautiful!
I love your videos so much
Thank you!!!🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽
I was able to take jewelry classes at my High school back in the early 70's. Sadly we don't have those type of class available anymore.
That would be cool!!
Interesting video, Thank you for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it🫶🏽
Do the little metal shards hurt? I’ve been wondering since they must get all over your fingers as you work.
Also, thank you for filming this project! It’s inspired me to take one of the very first fine jewelry rings my father gave me and have it remade to fit with the style of the ring I wear daily. It has a really lovely oval pink sapphire, but it just doesn’t match, so I haven’t worn it in maybe ten years.
Also, I love that your brother works with you!
Nope they don’t hurt! And I’m glad you’re going to do that, what a special piece!
Very pretty!
I had been wondering how you file prongs without scratching gems.
Thank you! 😊
Doubled subs in 4 months!!🎉🎉
Are you able to save and reuse all the gold “dust” that comes off during the setting process? Seems like a lot
Yes! We collect everything and send it to a refinery
Oddly satisfying.
Thank you!🤝
i love coloured gemstones! what is the least fragile cut for a gemstone?
Round!
Would love to know about your education and experience
Interesting
Thanks for watching!💍
Have you ever fractured a stone? If so what do you do for the client?
Where r u located?
I have rings I want redesigned..
Butler PA at Emigh Jewelry Company
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Thanks!💙
Wry gorgeous. Intricate design, but each gemstone was fitted perfectly. Great balance!!! ❤️💍❤️
There will be more opportunities to create more memories and gem highlights! 🧊💎💎💎
Why does the peridot mean you cannot plate it? Could you plate the ring and then put the peridot in last?
You could but you will polish the plating off the prongs when you polish them after setting
@@zachemighjewelry So what is it about a peridot that means you cannot plate it? I'm curious as an August child.
@@Joy21090 He mentioned in another comment that they just get fried - I imagine they could burn, crack, or completely disintegrate, which would be absolutely heartbreaking!!
Wait, why can’t you rhodium plate a ring with a peridot in it?
They get fried 😬