Hand made silver jewellery from £3,000 worth of fine .999 silver
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- Опубликовано: 1 янв 2021
- I have many hobbies, i.e. metal detecting, mudlarking, and making stuff from the things I find, like coin rings. But would you dare destroy pure .999 fine silver to craft hand made silver jewellery? In this video I melt silver at home in my crucible and make it into a signet ring with a George V shilling centre punch which was left over from a coin ring. I ordered a several ounces of silver bullion from the royal mint, and when it arrived, I DESTROYED IT.
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Happy New Year's Stephen!! Amazing process
Another beautiful piece!! 💞💗
Thanks for the lovely comment Karyn McDowell 🙏🍰
Great work Stephen, you never give up until you get it right, keep up the great work. Regards Carl
Thanks Carl.
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Love the ring Stephen. You put alot of effort into it.
Thanks Adam
3k worth of silver would be about 5 kilos of silver, I don't think there is any jewellery that weighs 5 kilos
Hope those silver rounds weighed 31grams and not 28grams! Should be Troy ounces not cooking ounces. 😂
Yes indeed
No it's pretty
Ssshhhhh. That’s the end result. Watch and see.
Happy new year Steven very clever x
Happy new year! xx
That really turned out really well! Lovely ring 💍
Wow that was amazing you made it look easy. Can i send you one of my copied hammered coins 999 silver. Loved to see what you do with it
Sure. Email me
Where can i find your email i dont seem to see it in the discription .
@@11robert11 stephen@themanwiththehat.co.uk
@@TheManWithTheHat ive emailed you stephen
My emails keep getting returned to me undelivered
Happy New Year Mr Hat :)
Back at you IH
Very nice. Keep up the good work.
Beautiful ring!
Thanks Mary
Nice ring it came out great
Thank you! Cheers!
Amazing as always buddy done yourself Proud
Thanks for the visit
Wonderful result. 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
I love watching you make your rings. Mind if I ask how you got into silver smithing? I personally took a class in jewelry making in college. Had a lot of enjoyment out of it. Would like to hear your story. And if you have already told it please post a link.
Thanks Stephen
I’m self taught from home Laurel. Only been doing it a couple of years.
Well, look at you. That’s amazing. You are straight up a joy to watch. I am going to shop your Etsy store. Hold on to that ring if you will and I will treat myself to a coin ring. This way I can get the postage taken care of as well.
Lot of work into that one! Nice....
Yes it was!
It's actually illegal to melt those silver coins because its illegal to destroy or deface money and I'm sure those coins are classed as legal tender also nobody would ever use them as money lol nice video tho
Wrong. It’s bullion James.
@@TheManWithTheHat ahh my bad I thought it was classed as legal tender
I just looked it up I am correct in what I am saying these coins have a face value of 2 great British Pounds so there for it is legal tender and is illegal to deface or destroy if it didn't have a face value and was a silver bullion round then it would be okay to melt
@@MrJamesstott Sorry my friend but you’re still incorrect.
@@TheManWithTheHat I'm not they have a face value of 2 pounds, which makes them legal tender, look it up or simply look on the coin and you will see it says 2 pounds, either way nice video
And i thought you cast them in sand🤔lol. i really enjoy that video 👍
Awesome ring Stephen king of the rings 👍🌟
2 ads to get in here ....
Hmmm that’s how YT is rocking now.
Wow that so cool what was the final weight ?
Almost 15 grams mate
Happy new year to one and all!
Is it not illegal to melt down UK coins
It’s not a coin Dave. And no it’s not.
@@TheManWithTheHat It appears to be those commemorative medallions which are Guaranteed To Increase In Value but don't
@@ericalbany I can increase their value by 300% overnight
Stirling effort...yeah I know, dreadful pun...🤣🤣🤣
Haha like it.