Wire Prong Ring Tutorial

My first tutorial is here!! :-)

This is a 39 page tutorial for a spiral-prongs ring made of wire. This is a high resolution image heavy file, so the file size is big. I have explained the process in steps, and each step has 1 or more pictures to explain it further.

There is no soldering involved. Here is a list of materials needed:

1)12 cm/4.7 inches of 18 gauge or 20 gauge round, dead soft wire.
2)60 cm/23.6 inches of 26 gauge dead soft round wire.
3)25mm x1 8 mm cabochon.
4)8 cm/3.1 inches 20 gauge half round wire – half hard for binding the ring shank at the bottom.
Or you can use 22 gauge round wire.
5)Masking tape.
6)Flat nose pliers.
7)Round nose pliers.
8)Chain nose pliers.
9)Ruler.
10)Ring mandrel.
11)Ring Sizer.
12)Polishing cloth.

If you have any problems in making this ring, please email me.

I will manually email the file to you within 24 hours of payment, but in case you do not receive the file within 24 hours, please email me.

This tutorial is in PDF format and you will need Adobe Acrobat reader to view it. If you don't have Adobe Acrobat Reader, please download a free copy at:

http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html

Thank you for your interest! :-))

My Own Ruby Ring: Wire wrapped ring tutorial

Yes! This is my very own! My own to wear, and my own because I designed it...and I am going to make a tutorial out of it. I do like it a lot. And it is really simple to make. At least I think so. And after tumbling, the sterling silver prongs are holding SO tight! I am very proud of it. The stone is an opaque Ruby, and the wire is sterling silver. No soldering was involved.

TUTORIAL COMING SOON! :-D