How to make a very stylish ring using silver and copper wire

In this video, I will show you how to make handmade wedding rings using silver for beginners and those who are curious. If you like the video, do not forget to like and subscribe.
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[@akgoldbear7669]

I think some Harley Davidson biker will be happy with such a ring ✌🙂 Great job.

[@chiggermagnet]

Just beautiful! Thank you for the inspiration and I noticed you answered all the measurement questions below in a previous comment. Thanks for that too. It's great to see jewelers who are also willing to be teachers.

[@nedjewelryworkshop]

Thank you. I am trying to give information.

[@peliroja7425]

Love mixed metals, been working with them over 20 years! This design and piece is awesome! ❤😊

[@nedjewelryworkshop]

Thank you for your comment

[@tracisanders5605]

Absolutely a gorgeous ring, but it would be nice to know the gauge of the wire and approximately how long the peices should be.... There's a lot of us bigginers out here.....

[@nedjewelryworkshop]

Thank you for your comment, if you read the previous comments, I wrote the measurements there.

[@dawnsaffel2620]

That is a gorgeous ring. I just read that you answered some of the measurement questions below so I'm going to go through your comments see if I can see what gauge wire and sheet metal you used. I am new to your sight I am anxious to watch more videos. And thank you very much.

[@nedjewelryworkshop]

Thank you very much for your nice comment. If you have any questions, I will try to answer them.

[@user-tk1hd7ny9o]

прекрасно! Хочу такое,вы чудо!!!

[@nedjewelryworkshop]

Thanks

[@greedygringoprospecting6941]

pretty cool !!!

[@nedjewelryworkshop]

Thank you

[@kharmoniet]

Beautiful!!

[@nedjewelryworkshop]

Thank you

[@susantyler2807]

Very nice! Thank you

[@nedjewelryworkshop]

Thank you

[@PKD-ze4hr]

That is a great looking ring. Great work

[@nedjewelryworkshop]

Thank you

[@tommyarts2020]

Great and inspiring work, thank you for sharing your experiences.

[@nedjewelryworkshop]

Thank you

[@elisazulueta9535]

Beautiful ring, thank you for sharing ❤

[@nedjewelryworkshop]

Thank you

[@WizardOfArc]

So pretty

[@nedjewelryworkshop]

Thank you, I'm glad you liked it

[@sammyaskins377]

it would be nice if you explained what you doing and what kind of material your using and how to polish it

[@latinolites]

very nice job. thank you for sharing!

[@nedjewelryworkshop]

Thank you

[@elenacervinkova7720]

Wow, I bought exactly such a beautiful ring this year on vacation in Amsterdam. I wear it every day, it is really very nice and interestingly designed, because the chain on the ring rotates. I'm glad I found his making on KZbin, thanks for sharing…💕💕💕

[@nedjewelryworkshop]

Thank you for your comment. Use your ring in good times.

[@fabiancurto6484]

Beautiful 🤩

[@nedjewelryworkshop]

Thank you

[@user-yx3rr1pl9b]

Fantastici!!!!!😍

[@nedjewelryworkshop]

Thank you for your comment

[@jerbear197]

Very Nice. Would like to try this myself.....But it's lacking detail for us newbies. Links to tools used, types of metal, etc.

[@nedjewelryworkshop]

Thank you, the video becomes very long when I take detailed shots. I will answer your questions.

[@abtinegholizadeh5022]

J'ai 2 questions : 1) Tu changes entre deux accessoires à 8:28 (c'est une machine à lapider il me semble), le premier c'est pour du ponçage et le second pour le polissage (j'ai une doute pour le premier) ? 2) Question générale : Est-ce que tu te procures en feuilles/fils de cuivre/argent ou tu les fais toi-même (à partir de l'argent et cuivre) - raison à ce choix (rentable argent/temps) ?

[@nedjewelryworkshop]

Coarse tooth file and fine sandpaper. I melt and make them all myself, you can see them in other videos. I usually make silver. Copper for video shooting.

[@rajwateemohan2352]

Really beautiful 🎉

[@nedjewelryworkshop]

Thank you

[@davidburgoyne7489]

Good job,,

[@nedjewelryworkshop]

Thank you

[@anxiousplaguedoct1899]

Awesome ring! Try to use a mallet instead of a hammer to prevent marring!

[@nedjewelryworkshop]

Thank you for your suggestion

[@anxiousplaguedoct1899]

@@nedjewelryworkshop of course!

[@giovannicelestewhipmaker]

Very interesting video and congratulations on the execution. I have a small question, at minute 8.18 what liquid do you use to brush the ring? Thanks

[@nedjewelryworkshop]

Thank you. Silver oxidizer.

[@giovannicelestewhipmaker]

many thanks @@nedjewelryworkshop

[@ritamontalvo6195]

What gauges wires are you using? And what brand/type of copper wire? Thanks. I just love it!

[@nedjewelryworkshop]

You are asking about the thickness of the teels, I think it is 90 microns. I use silver and bronze

[@iamrutabaga7761]

Very cool and I would actually be interested in trying. Is there a way to get a bit more information? Like what is being used where? If not, that's cool too, still a neat video.

[@nedjewelryworkshop]

Thank you for your comment, I will publish it in the most detailed way.

[@lucilledaub5991]

Love this ring do you sell them?

[@nedjewelryworkshop]

I made it before, unfortunately it was sold

[@chox2001]

What torch do you use for soldering. Is there a video on it or can you do a video please.

[@nedjewelryworkshop]

Search online for jeweler's oxygen torch set and you will find it.

[@Lewis-tz5pu]

Hey realy nice work ! Can we use the same technic used for Damas knife, to reveal the braided design on the core of the ring

[@nedjewelryworkshop]

Thank you, but I don't know the technique you mentioned.

[@Lewis-tz5pu]

my idea would be to braid copper and silver wires as you show. And then crush them in a press so that the whole becomes flat, then start from this base to create a ring. Do you think the braided design would stand out?@@nedjewelryworkshop

[@nedjewelryworkshop]

I don't fully understand your question, but you should try and find out.

[@scottlay2970]

Great work a new sub what was the pickle solution used ? Just curious thanks for sharing the video

[@nedjewelryworkshop]

Thank you for your comment. I don't understand which item you are asking about.

[@scottlay2970]

Sorry I was referring to the part where you were brushing some type of chemical on it before cleaning and buff sorta looked like liver Sulphur was just curious thanks

[@nedjewelryworkshop]

Yes, we use it to darken silver, you can buy it from places that sell jewelry supplies.

[@rewalston]

Beautiful work. I was hoping you tell us the materials used instead of just copper and silver, as well as the measurements, diameter of the wire and the other two pieces of silver (I assume they were silver lol), I'd love to make one myself I have all the tools. oh and what kind of solder was that? I'm assuming it was silver solder. had to edit, I forgot to ask what you used to pickle the ring?

[@nedjewelryworkshop]

First of all, thank you. Yes, the ones I use are silver and bronze, the thickness of the wires is 90 microns, the material used to combine them is silver solder. You should put 50% brass metal into silver.

[@rewalston]

@@nedjewelryworkshop I'm not exactly clear on your last sentence (You should put 50% brass metal into silver.) Also, the flat ring bases how thick are those. I'm assuming 5mm wide but don't know the thickness. Also before you twist your wires how long should the individual wires be before twisting?

[@nedjewelryworkshop]

To prepare silver solder, you need to melt 5 grams of brass metal with 10 grams of silver. A base width of 9mm would be nice. The length of the wires is 12-13 cm.

[@rewalston]

@@nedjewelryworkshop I have regular silver solder, just didn't understand the brass part. Than you for the dimensions.

[@rewalston]

I just measured the finger that I want to wear the ring on and it was approx 6mm in circumference

[@user-du4zr2lt9e]

ايش الموا المستخدمه نحاس اوذهب

[@nedjewelryworkshop]

I used bronze but it can be used under gold.

[@massoudzahedi]

You could say the weight

[@nedjewelryworkshop]

It should have been 8 grams

[@AS1234AN]

Класс 👍👍👍

[@alpha9526]

Never mix metals. When you do electrolytic corrosion occurs. In other words, when two different metals are in contact with each other in the presence of moisture, there will be a flow of current from one metal (the “anode”) to the other metal (the “cathode”), and one will be eaten away, or disintegrated, while the other (the “cathode”) will remain intact. The current can also cause negative health effects.

[@rafaelorozco3899]

Mmmmm.....no entendí. Lo que comentas...

[@catherinemartina6469]

That’s good to know.