Making a Spoon Ring out of Sterling Silver in 10 minutes you can do it too!

Super easy instructions on how to make a spoon ring. I am using a sterling silver spoon, but you can use any kind of metal. The key is to ANNEAL the crap out of the metal (don't melt it! But just make sure it is good and annealed).

[@Keith-rk4td]

I have just finished my first spoon ring. I can't afford silver. I used a stainless steel fork. I should of annealed it first. Still turned out decent. I will keep it for myself. It's my first ring. Even though it is nor perfect,I still will always cherish it. Thanks for your knowledge.🙏🥰

[@TwoManyProjects]

You are so welcome and I am so happy you just made your first ring!! That's great. And yup.. my first probably 20 spoon rings wound up going to friends, family and to my mom of course.

[@Her4Him269]

How do you have your mandrel mounted, never seen that before.😉

[@catherinemartina6469]

Would Non silver have toxic fumes when annealed

[@TwoManyProjects]

Good question! I have fans that run overhead almost all the time. I have never noticed though any fumes. I do know that the silver plate will boil off if it's annealed to hot. So, I think the temps are low enough where it wouldn't burn off anything to make fumes. But I will say this, I've annealed silver and silver plate without washing them first. Ya...so the smell coming off of those was like perfume burning . It had over time collected dust and other debris. So I would say, wash them first.

[@valyoung9700]

That isn’t sterling silver

[@TwoManyProjects]

If it's marked sterling silver then... I think it's sterling silver.