Two new Sterling rings

[diandwill]

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The flat is handmade in the 'washer' style than has a simple scroll/leaf pattern added. Not too fancy, but at a great price point. Almost sold it before it was stocked into inventory.
The second is a cast ladies signet style, with a bezel made and soldered to the top. An 8x6 tigers eye fills the top. Sides have a single scroll on each side, luminesque cut for a bit of sparkle.
These are done to be affordable Sterling Silver rings. They are 1-2 hours of engraving each, at most, and will be priced accordingly.
Thanks for looking.

 

[Robert Jobe]

What is the washer style

 

[diandwill]

http://www.riogrande.com/Content/Turn-A-Washer-Into-A-Ring-PR-psd?Pos=6

Here is a link to Rio Grande's use of the Swanstrom Disc Cutter. I just use a scribe and saw. Takes longer, but cheaper!

 

[Southern Custom]

Thanks for posting this. I have a nice disc cutter that I rarely use and I had all but forgotten about this classic technique. I was about to make some silver rings as samples for the case and Re discovering this will no doubt save me some time.