RING OF KINGS: 18K Ruby Ring

[@missblee1]

Beautifully done, your highness.

[@moderngoldsmith]

missblee1 ohhhhh boy.

[@madelynl.5351]

So glad to see how the brushed finish is done. It is my favorite. And the hammered look too. Perfection.

[@meradithvannoord1502]

I don’t understand how the rubies are staying in?

[@meg..meg.]

Magic

[@madewithbacon4711]

Because the line he made in each individual hole that’s how

[@timurguc6038]

The holes have a dip that pushes a thin but in metal over the stones I think

[@Sako7214]

I'm not sure how he did it either, but I personally use a hammer drill around the Stone to spread the gold over the stone, holding it in place.

[@elhamlala2956]

Do more like this vintage things 😭♥️♥️

[@ItsNatashaFFS]

this ring is absolutely beautiful!

[@janicecooper875]

Wow, that's a really lovely ring and it's unisex too. Love the rubies.

[@arielmetamorphosis]

I can see a crown with jewels, a scepter with it !!!

[@xx2000gtsxx]

Hello mate. I can't stop watching this video. How wide was that ring? 5mm? Amazing job. That's a perfect ring.

[@joharrison7851]

Beautiful and the music fits the video perfectly. Still can’t work out how the stones sit securely in the band.

[@tbell3467]

I love this ring!

[@xXMCRFOBTHloverXx]

I've always wanted a ring with this type of setting but they're so hard to come by these days.

[@pumpkindiamond994]

I have many of them...

[@xXMCRFOBTHloverXx]

@@pumpkindiamond994 impossible to find where I'm from.

[@pumpkindiamond994]

@@xXMCRFOBTHloverXx there's always a FedEx or DHL somewhere near you.

[@xXMCRFOBTHloverXx]

@@pumpkindiamond994 I've never seen FedEx but definitely DHL. Where do you get them from though? I struggle to find anything online

[@pumpkindiamond994]

@@xXMCRFOBTHloverXx I made them coz I'm a jeweler.

[@lauradarnall227]

What a beautiful looking Ring....fit for a king.....now make a Ring fit for a queen ......because I love old antique looking rings......but there to expensive for me to obtain one .....

[@linag7308]

You should make a Queen of Ruby ring. My 22nd anniversary is July 3rd and my birthday is July 25. I love Ruby's.

[@Bunefoo401]

Love this … looks medieval

[@Makermook]

Is there an advantage to casting a ring like that instead of hand forging it?

[@anonymouscritter]

How do you collect the gold dust that results from all that filing and sawing?

[@pabloesco1083]

My ring looks like this but with 3 rubys 😊

[@dennyerickson6578]

Can You Make that in a Size 16 with 1 carat Natural Rubies ?

[@ShaquilleOatmeal94]

How much would a ring like this cost?

[@TheHolisticLove]

This is actually my fiancé’s dream ring! Do you have a store somewhere? Lol

[@angelwhispers2060]

Read the description the link is there

[@phantomsmithy]

Honest question, would creating the hammered finish with a wheel on the fordom cause less deformation of the ring? I'd be afraid that actually hammering would

[@angelwhispers2060]

Depends on how hard you hit it and with what. work hardening is actually good for gold if it's going to be worn as jewelry.

[@Sleeperhit11]

wow, I want

[@Neceros]

When you were poking the gold near the ruby, what were you doing?

[@sameehachaudhry5753]

He was tightening the ruby into place so it doesn’t fall out

[@EJguitar1]

Using an engraving hammer setting tool to tighten* the gold over the edges of the rubies.

[@Kmno4-with-oxygen]

I want one

[@carianin5293]

Love it!

[@elhamlala2956]

Amazing

[@kaylanorton3212]

Y did you use a cast?

[@pipmccullars123]

Holy cow, I've watched your subscriber number go from 60k to 80k this weekend holy cow

[@ginkat1318]

I want one in a girl version, it's fabulous

[@usehernametooash1851]

Wow!!

[@rhysmarples6221]

what sized rubys did you use?

[@moderngoldsmith]

IIRC these were in the 2mm to 2.5mm range!

[@rhysmarples6221]

@@moderngoldsmith thx

[@ougawougajr.4983]

Yes, I've seen it. King's College, Law School and London School of Economics in Aldwych, London. So you wanna get rid of your money and pay your debts then? So what's hindering you to do that then?

[@lostcontrol1981]

I’m confused - why cast this? I would think making up the ring from scratch - even if you’re starting with melting gold and creating an ingot, pressing into a strip, forming into a ring, soldering closed, and then holes drilled in for rubies would be easier than the time it takes to print off the ring in wax/resin, casting the ring in investment, burning out the wax, casting in gold, and clean-up the sprue remains. I do a bit of jewelry making as a hobby, and have done both methods. To me casting makes more sense with complicated designs, where you would need to do a lot of soldering of little pieces to get the ring you want. Making a plain gold band is so simple - a band can be created from scratch in less than an hour - that it seems like you are wasting time with casting (all the time waiting for investment to cure, then burnout of 12 hours in kiln). Anyone have any idea why he would choose this method??

[@ow2750]

great but royal was gold and blue.... thats typical royal

[@dschelada1]

This was not modern at all. I'd say medieval at max..

[@kayleensouth7263]

I am royalty. My Father is God. He is King of Kings and I am His; therefore I am royalty by default. Heir with thee Heir. I partake in His Kingdom based on His grace and I AM ROYAL.