Masterworks Jewellery - Trigold Mokume Gane Ring with Sterling Silver Liner

[@heartbreakbrook]

I love that you decided to keep the original sound instead of overlaying music onto this. Beautiful work, beautiful product, and beautiful video!

[@platinumsun4632]

Ah, no music. Just the soothing sound of Jewlers equipment and a very good smith. Also a fellow resident of New Brunswick is always good to see!

[@clayfeathers]

I used to work next to a jeweler and loved watching them work. It is such artistry and skill. Fun and rewarding work. Fun to watch. I ❤️❤️❤️ yellow gold, gemstones, especially diamonds, of course! Thank you for sharing! Beautiful work! 👍🥰

[@mansgrease]

Absolutly BEAUTIFUL. Masterwork, Masterclass, just straight up Mastered and killing it. You bring a higher standard to KZbin. Great work.

[@JTCoinRings]

So much care and precision. Thank you for posting this masterpiece.

[@jackreeves3001]

Beautiful! It's a pleasure to see a master create! Thanks for sharing your amazing talent.

[@EURIPODES]

This is much appreciated. I know it's a ton of work setting up the camera and editing, but please please please make more videos like this. I am fascinated and learned so much.

[@masterworksjewellerybyjona3255]

+EURIPODES Thanks for the positive feed back. What would you like to see in a future video? Check out my website to see all the products I make www.masterworksjewellery.com

[@EURIPODES]

Whatever you enjoy. What do you find the most fun to make?

[@mededmoon6265]

I wouldv'e liked to see the layering process that i think was excluded in this video, where you layer the plates together then fuse them together or am i wrong?

[@racheldesplaines115]

I agree! Please post more.

[@racheldesplaines115]

I'd like to see how you do your settings - and the metal combination like with this ring: www.masterworksjewellery.com/collections/mokume-gane-band-rings/products/mokume-gane-ring-14kt-palladium-white-gold-and-sterling-silver-narrow-band-with-aquamarine

[@pizzaiq]

Wow. What a beautiful ring. Mad skills!

[@albertledesma5173]

Can you make more mokume game videos? Like how you made your billet? What size were your individual pieces that you started with and how many did you use? What was the size of the billet before you started forging it? Thank you! I love this video. I’ve watched it like 7 or 8 times.

[@iamthatiam44444]

I know nothing about jewelry making, this was very nice to watch. Beautiful ring! Thank you😊

[@jacksonms212]

From an old metal hand , BEAUTIFUL . fascinating is an understatement . Ringmaker is just a word the reality is much more . Please continue to pass this knowledge on so many basic fundamentals are hidden in what you do . A difference in cutting the ring from the base metal and calling the out of the metal are night an day , skill in both but shades apart .

[@emagee7864]

Absolutely stunning. A true artist at work.

[@Lightspit]

MY PRRECIOUSSS! Great job, it was a pleasure to look how you made it!

[@FzudemR]

Thank you so much Sir, this is an awesome display of quality craftmanship!

[@KorbickaSperky]

Great video. Hard work but it's always worth it. I prefer working the same way. The time is back again when people can appreciate hard handcrafted work.

[@chuwak83]

Всегда тяжело работать если нет мозгов. При наличии оборудования он всю работу делал руками. На видео был показан и станок и растяжитель колец, но он делал все руками, используя молоток и лобзик. Не удивлюсь если он ходит на работу пешком а в гараже у него и авто и велосипед просто так стоят

[@PatriotCoinRings]

I've been making rings for years and hand it to you, you've got some mad skills. Makes me want to apprentice with you for a week. Looking forward to watching more of your vids.

[@RazorSharp369]

Michael D. Baker I've never made one but truly want to make this my hobby/ art/ legacy

[@manishsoni6381]

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[@diannpowell1077]

Outstanding!,! What a beautiful piece of jewelry.

[@Anmobgoccult20]

Bravo, bravo, abs. precise craftsman as well as great video, full respect from me and old BG.

[@tamaraperchiano7207]

I haven't seen twisted wire flatten out like this, it is stunning !

[@craftylittlerthings]

Wow how I would have loved to have done this, instead I was an army nurse!! Now I make beaded jewellery.......not quite the same. He is indeed a master craftsman

[@craftylittlerthings]

Jake Thejeweller I wish I could learn to do things like this, but I dont think anyone would take me on, Im 62 years old and disabled, so ill just have to stick with my polymer clay items and my bead jewelry. Though anyone reading this, take your chance if you can get it, ill just keep dreaming........might even just keep having a go with my gem/stone wire wrapping. Thanks Jake for the comment it’s appreciated. Ann x

[@Ryukoreed]

Sooo much skill and effort put into one ring. Wow...

[@jananigrinova2386]

VERY GOOD WORK, EXCELLENT, BRAVO JONATHAN

[@tylerkrug7719]

That is alot of work and skill to make that piece. Very cool

[@pipr5070]

Such a stunning wedding band. I love the tri colour.

[@singingsam40]

Absolutely beautiful, I really enjoyed watching this.

[@allesio87]

Hey! I must say great video! I love to see how other people were taught and make jewelry. Just taught myself couple of new things. Thanks mate!

[@edwinramos9110]

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[@edwinramos9110]

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[@Bterv77]

Beautiful work !!! and the werk video too!!!

[@edwinramos9110]

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[@jcooper77]

Amazing work 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@dagadouga]

I'm a jeweler myself and i liked your work.. nice job sir

[@AzVidsPro]

very beautiful ring. I like the pattern.

[@Djoodibooti]

Might I suggest creating a video documenting the prosess of producing the trigold? It is very high in demand apparently, and might be beneficial to your channel.

[@infledermaus]

A l l e g e d l y TM I second your motion.

[@MrLardobutt]

yes!!!!!..to me that's the hard part

[@mightywhite360]

that s just beautiful, Ive never even heard of this mix before. It looks like a copper damascus if you will. Ive been working on making alloys of aluminium in my foundry (just experimenting to try and come up with stronger aluminium). And I made an alloy of aluminium and silver that is already alloyed with tin. It turned to be a fairly strong alloy in comparison to its idividual pure metals. It still deforms slightly when hammered for a good while but it takes alot more abuse. It does eventual fail and because it has very little elasticity, it actually cracks instead of bending like its parent metals. It polishes very nicely to a beautiful white mirror and it is not very heavy at all. It formed pointed spikes sticking up on the outer rim of the ingot when I cast it and the are very hard as well, and sharp pointed which leads me to have fairly high hopes that it can possibly hold a nice sharp edge if it is cast or cold forged into a knife. I wouldnt want to hot forge it though because of the negative affects heat has on aluminium. Its nothing as pretty as this ring you made but it is a very promising metal.

[@dragonwing4ever]

bit late but your right its copper Damascus or mokune gane as its properly referred to

[@polymerclayinspired7248]

Your work is brilliant well done 👍🏻

[@masterworksjewellerybyjona3255]

+janet jeffries Thanks Janet.

[@janiewarre9941]

Unbelievable you’re such an artist

[@juliedisco316]

very interesting demonstration. I like it!

[@polymerclayinspired7248]

Interesting to watch all your hard work.

[@kathryncastanares525]

Amazing work! Beautiful rings! Tfs!!

[@bandilla7317]

nice awesome art work.

[@brianlegrand2210]

Nice job with your demonstration...!

[@KickAssJeweler]

dude.. this video is freaking AWESOME!

[@edwinramos9110]

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[@red7fifty]

As a former Jeweler myself, excellent work!

[@annaskrzynska6942]

I'm impressed . Such precision it's my dream.

[@AudeRami]

Very beautyful job !

[@lin22044]

That is a lot of works. Thank you very much.

[@tombourne7184]

Absolutely BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@thewaxman4]

Absolutely beautiful and a true craft, definitely wish I could afford your work lol

[@richardsmith9509]

Gorgeous.....what is the lead time on the rings like the one in your video???

[@jesport1]

Hi, thank you for your inquiry. For inquiries involving interest in purchasing it is best to contact me through my website linked in the bottom of the video description. Click on SHOW MORE to get to the website.

[@dsmall31]

The way this is edited reminds me of Requiem For A Dream, haha. Loved the video, though. Thank for your sharing. Truly masterful work.

[@gilliansprott5487]

This video was amazing. I wish there had been some dialogue so I could understand the step. Did you solder 3 layers of gold together, then twist it ?

[@animefanstern69]

yes there were 3 different typs of gold and probably over 10-16 layers. each layer needs to be very thin or else it could break appart during the smithing section in the video. by twisting them he is able to alter the line movement from straith to slighty curved, it can also create small crosses (stars), depending on how often he twisted it and where he cuts it in half.

[@gilliansprott5487]

@@animefanstern69 thanks

[@2degucitas]

A lot of work went into making this. If I were making this I would be tempted to make as much mokume gane as possible all at once. The rest could be used in the future.

[@kalkanort9333]

So many ring makers on here are using all kinds of crazy materials because they can and so many of the rings look like garbage. Then you have your rings these are beautiful!

[@SofiaSilver333]

Amazing work !!! Thank You for this video

[@NautilusGuitars]

Beautiful video! As a professional artist/craftsman myself, I can notice and appreciate the hard earned discipline, artistry, and experience you're demonstrating. I recently started expanding my metallurgical experience beyond knifemaking after deciding to cast my own bronze finger planes for lutherie. This has led me to an interest in making a set of makume rings for my girlfriend and I with the precious metals I've salvaged over the years and sourced from a local river. I've been looking for a couple hours to find a good video, and this is by far the best I've come across. I understood the basic principles, but seeing the details of the work itself is incredibly helpful. Thank you so much for taking the time to show your process in such great detail! It will be a priceless source of reference for me!

[@edwinramos9110]

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[@SmallBizLawyer]

This was great. I wish it had captions, but it was very cool to see. Such precision.

[@toolzshed]

Beautiful layers

[@kristibbradshaw]

Absolutely beautiful.

[@bluetrilobite]

That is stunning. Bravo!

[@theresa42213]

Gorgeous! lts cool to see how fine jewelry is made step, by step like that. :)

[@stankrieger3598]

That just makes that ring pop.

[@maceglass]

awesome, beautiful work.

[@masterworksjewellerybyjona3255]

+maceglass Thank you, I ship all over Canada, US and beyond If you are ever decide you want to purchase.

[@SC-rb2jr]

Amazing work. But without captions or commentary I don't always know what you are doing and why.

[@seregahv7531]

Very nice!

[@TECNOLOGODENTAL1]

Impresionante trabajo, me agrado muchísimo el resultado

[@bonesshed.]

Beautiful work !

[@tango-bravo]

Is the outer band copper/nickel/brass or white yellow and rose gold? Beautiful job either way, thanks for sharing your work

[@quietinspirationcreations3448]

I know this video is a few years old, so I may not get a response. Your work is beautiful, and I find the process fascinating, I'm curious how many man hours would go into a piece like this? Thank you! And wow, just realized we're neighbours, I'm in Nova Scotia, Canada!

[@jordanm6940]

I’d reckon about 12-20 hrs depending on skill and potential tail complications. I could be wrong.

[@theresa42213]

Well done! Well Done!

[@DLRyoung]

I'd love to see how you get the three golds together, I know you twisted the wire, but was that you solder them before you twisted them? Thanks for sharing!

[@Djoodibooti]

DLR Young he either soldered them together, or melted them together using furnace of some sort.

[@jamesf9610]

It's gold and silver and it has been forged together

[@terrylunabautista]

It’s a preformed billet one can buy from A refiner. There are tutorials on how to make it but it’s insane the amount of skill and tools one needs just to get to that point. It’s a gnarly process.

[@dabsmakemeparanoid]

Terry-Luna Petrichor how is it Exactly called ? Can’t find anything on Google :(

[@jamesbond2942]

Absolutely amazing

[@dabid1337]

This ring is beautiful, but I'm more impressed that you heat the metal up with that torch blow on it a few times and then play around with it #boss

[@MrLardobutt]

he dips it in water

[@ricardodiaz3779]

Excelente video,muy buen trabajo. El metal que usaste es oro? Me gustaría que me contestara en español ya que soy argentino. O si alguien me lo puede traducir me haría un gran favor. Gracias.

[@RazorSharp369]

This video is extremely relaxing

[@lf8572]

Thank you for your wonderful video! I would love to see more mokume gane-how you make the billet and create the patterning. Which metals did you use in this ring? When making gold mokume gane have you found some combinations that work really well and others that should be avoided?

[@thepatientartisan]

Exceptional craftsmanship! Your work is astounding! Thank you for sharing! You obviously have a well equipped shop, do you have any tips for someone that has an interest in undertaking the craft, and does not posses all of the tools or an immediate budget that allows for their purchase? Thanks again for the look over your shoulder! Be well!

[@charlesyost8928]

When forming (joining up the ends of) the mokume band, did you cut it at such a sever angle to line up the design in the metal? why else?

[@marcocueto]

One question utilizaste la tècnica del MOKUME GANE cierto????

[@infledermaus]

I love mokume. I haven't tried it yet. Someday, when I grow up, I'm going to own a rolling mill. Oooo. Soooo expensive. Now that I've watched the whole video, I'd just like to say, holy shit that's incredibly beautiful. Your craftsmanship is amazing and something to strive for. As someone before me said, you have mad skills! I watch you hammer the twist into a rounded form on your bench block without touching the block with your hammer. You've been at this a while, huh? Mine is nicked. Arg. I hate you. So is my ring mandrel. I made a copper sheath to cover it to help avoid hitting it with my hammers. I'll get there and I don't really hate you. I'm quite in awe of your skills and jealous. Great video. Incredible piece of jewelry. Thanks for posting.

[@edwinramos9110]

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[@raul7293]

This is Just AMAZING!! WOW!!!

[@ivanbustamante453]

eres un maestro, gracias por compartir el detalle

[@adriaanludwick]

Verry nice. Quick question... I have raw platinum with striations in and want to keep in in my wedding band. Any advice?

[@SolitárioDedé]

um sonho ter essas ferramentas para aprender essa arte parabéns..

[@aidairis2996]

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[@az113]

How your part is not melting, when you use piece of the same material as a solder? Or it is a jewellery low-temp gold/silver base solder?

[@abusaad1625]

iam going to try this at home but plz tell me how to you join this all material you weld it ..?

[@dragonskinstudio]

very nice work

[@lindorpay3871]

C'est magnifique ! Beautiful nice work Sir ! the video was so well done and also relaxing ....lol wish I can be a bit rich ang give one of your beautifull creation Jewellery ring to my son . :) Jonathan Corey you are a real masterwork of Jewellery ! From Canada :) Just sub.

[@shanek6582]

So do you buy the trigold rod already welded together in rod firm or is it a trade secret?

[@user-ir8uh5ky1f]

Amazing work i like

[@moonshinesa8234]

That is very beautiful work, your measuring skills are also incredible. What do you do with the scraps of Mokume Gane? If you are paying someone to collect your scraps, post them to me and I will dispose of them safely - it will be cheaper for you and I really wouldn't mind helping out a dedicated artist. :-)

[@trikermansbike]

That is so nice Love it.

[@flimz5199]

hey question, i have been seeing a lot of those sponges between rolling mills and especially people who makle mokume gane, why is it there, and do you just put them between the rolling mills?

[@masterworksjewellerybyjona3255]

The sponges serve 2 purposes. I load them with oil to keep the rust off. The rollers are oiled with every turn. As long as I only move the rollers in one direction the sponges will pick up any dust that sticks on the mill. Dust and hair can be imprinted onto the metal causing a blemish.

[@flimz5199]

@@masterworksjewellerybyjona3255 thats really smart, thx

[@RJ_TheMagnificent]

Nice ring 👍

[@beri232]

Beautiful piece. Question though.... why mix silver with the gold? Silver tarnishes, gold does not.

[@luciennelevilly3748]

c'est très joli bravo il ne serait pas possible d'avoir la traductionen français merci beaucoup

[@pliniool]

Simply beautiful.

[@parco3237]

你好，你在這個mokume gane項目中選擇哪種金屬？是3種18K金？

[@julianeddings53]

What are you doing with the blowtorch that connects the 2 ends of the ring?

[@julianeddings53]

Are you Welding?

[@Vatsek]

Excellent work.

[@vorkev1]

that's just I have a steemer on my tea pot do you think this would work instead of me having to buy a steamer as I am just starting out in refurbishing old jewelry lots I buy

[@masterworksjewellerybyjona3255]

I don't think there would be enough pressure to remove dirt. It couldn't hurt to try it out.

[@vorkev1]

Masterworks Jewellery By Jonathan Corey thanks I think I will give it a try as I have used it before for its intended purpus and I no it has a lot of power kind of the resin I stopd using it. thanks for the info I love your videos.

[@cpayne1757]

Hi - You do nice work. I have three questions: 1) why do you blow on the piece instead of just quenching it? 2) why did you cut the mokume joint at an angle vs. straight across? 3) what is the tool that you used to press the ring? Thanks!!

[@masterworksjewellerybyjona3255]

Thank you. I believe that allowing gold to cool first before pickling is better. I blow on it because to speed cools it. The mokume gane is cut at an angle to hide the seam in the diagonal pattern. Ring stretcher