Muchas gracias por compartir la bendición del Padre del Hijo y del Espíritu Santo estén en tu vida y todos los tuyos gracias buen día bendiciones 😅😅😅😊😊😊😊Colombia
Nice technique. But can it be done on 9.25 starling silver with solitaire AD stones or any other imitation ring? Or this flame process will ruin the total ring if it's not pure silver?
Hi, just left my broken ring at the shop to fix it, also to size it up a bit, now just wondering won't it break again by stretching it up? It's silver and got really thin over years. They say that they only put a piece in the middle, I asked them if they can make it a bit thicker, they say they don't do it? But my main question is won't it break again by being stretched?
that is amazing and beautiful work! I had my rings sized up (pregnancy) and down once and I noticed that the ring is so thin on the backside after it went back to its original size, it is a bit scary (nice sized heart shaped really good quality diamond with a border around it and two stones on either side spaced back from the diamond-recessed a bit to protect them). I would have rather paid to keep the thickness but I thought that would be done automatically. And yes, it broke at the solder and had to be repaired as it is so thin and it wasn't cheap to get fixed. I thought I broke it but could not reason out how. It is still paper thin and this was from a very respected fine jewelry multigenerational family-run place. I am not angry-perhaps a bit frustrated that I didn't speak up and I know I lost some gold in the process, but I will talk to the jeweler next time and let them know what I now know. Actually, hopefully find someone like you because hubby went all out and artsy to give me an amazing set.
Great video! Question, I got my yellow gold wedding rings sized up and ever since then, I always get a rash when I wear them. I stopped wearing my rings 😔 do you know why that happens? The allergy is on top of my finger, which doesn't make sense because they added metal to the bottom of the rings just like you did
Hi dear I’m new jeweler I’m repairing jewelry for 2 years …I learn on my own watching videos but one thing is bothering me so much i do the same thing what I see in this video but when I size up rings after 4 to 6 week the thin solder line appears were I joint the shank ..and one more question were can I buy the sodder ..I always buy my sodder from eBay or Amazon what do you suggest me please reply I will be waiting for your answer ….it will be life changing for me …thank you so much ..
Great question! The quality of the solder could be one issue. Many “off-brand” solders may contain a lower gold or silver content than stated. That aside, you want to make sure you are using a “HARD” solder when sizing a ring. Example: use 14Kt yellow HARD solder for a 14kt yellow ring and use 19 or 20KT Hard or Weld grade solder for 14Kt white gold sizing. It will also be a stronger bond and less likely to “pop” apart after sizing. Shawn
Excellent job!!
very nice! beautiful work. 👍
Golden keef 😍
Skip over some filing. Where to start and where to end? What to do if adjusting?
What’s the first grinder you use to clean up the ring? The sides and all? I’m still Oldschool like my dad and we use files
The same procedure for let's say a ring from size 7 to 10?
Muchas gracias por compartir la bendición del Padre del Hijo y del Espíritu Santo estén en tu vida y todos los tuyos gracias buen día bendiciones 😅😅😅😊😊😊😊Colombia
Nice technique. But can it be done on 9.25 starling silver with solitaire AD stones or any other imitation ring? Or this flame process will ruin the total ring if it's not pure silver?
Hi, just left my broken ring at the shop to fix it, also to size it up a bit, now just wondering won't it break again by stretching it up? It's silver and got really thin over years. They say that they only put a piece in the middle, I asked them if they can make it a bit thicker, they say they don't do it? But my main question is won't it break again by being stretched?
that is amazing and beautiful work! I had my rings sized up (pregnancy) and down once and I noticed that the ring is so thin on the backside after it went back to its original size, it is a bit scary (nice sized heart shaped really good quality diamond with a border around it and two stones on either side spaced back from the diamond-recessed a bit to protect them). I would have rather paid to keep the thickness but I thought that would be done automatically. And yes, it broke at the solder and had to be repaired as it is so thin and it wasn't cheap to get fixed. I thought I broke it but could not reason out how. It is still paper thin and this was from a very respected fine jewelry multigenerational family-run place. I am not angry-perhaps a bit frustrated that I didn't speak up and I know I lost some gold in the process, but I will talk to the jeweler next time and let them know what I now know. Actually, hopefully find someone like you because hubby went all out and artsy to give me an amazing set.
Brilliant thanks 😊 👍
You’re welcome 😊
Great video! Question, I got my yellow gold wedding rings sized up and ever since then, I always get a rash when I wear them. I stopped wearing my rings 😔 do you know why that happens? The allergy is on top of my finger, which doesn't make sense because they added metal to the bottom of the rings just like you did
What is the grit sanders your using?
amazing work! do you guys resize puzzle rings???
Hi dear I’m new jeweler I’m repairing jewelry for 2 years …I learn on my own watching videos but one thing is bothering me so much i do the same thing what I see in this video but when I size up rings after 4 to 6 week the thin solder line appears were I joint the shank ..and one more question were can I buy the sodder ..I always buy my sodder from eBay or Amazon what do you suggest me please reply I will be waiting for your answer ….it will be life changing for me …thank you so much ..
Great question! The quality of the solder could be one issue. Many “off-brand” solders may contain a lower gold or silver content than stated. That aside, you want to make sure you are using a “HARD” solder when sizing a ring. Example: use 14Kt yellow HARD solder for a 14kt yellow ring and use 19 or 20KT Hard or Weld grade solder for 14Kt white gold sizing. It will also be a stronger bond and less likely to “pop” apart after sizing. Shawn
I need mine done
How do you cut and file the stock so that the edges perfectly fit the gap and doesn't pop out?
Very good work
Thank you so much 😀