Then I wrapped the wire around a ring mandrel to make it round. Then I sawed off the unwanted part. Then I soldered the slit together and buffed it a bit to make it shiny.

My second ring was a split-open ring. This was much more challenging because it involved multiple soldering instances and more materials.


The most special thing I had to do was that I needed to make a bezel to hold the stone. I also made some "free-style" design on the ring as you can see. An expert would know that going "free-style" means trying to make up for mistakes in the process
If you have any questions let me know and I will do my best to help you!
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