I am the VERY LUCKY RECIPEINT of the ring in the video. I have gone from speechless to misty-eyed and back again on several occasions. Skyler, your work is nothing short of breathtaking! Thank you so much!!!!
Oh man I really appreciate it. I really wish I could convey how special this was for me to make! You literally were the best teacher I ever had and I'm very glad to be able to call you a friend :)
Isn't it wonderful that you even have a recording of your ring being made. I think Skyler is so inventive and does such a good job. Can't wait to afford one of my own
Your work reminds me of a late friend that was a talented seamstress. She had many pieces of a pattern laying on the floor and knew exactly how they fit together without marking them. At the very beginning of your video, where you made the way mold reminded me that artists can see a project in many pieces from many angles before it is completed. It is like an artist that paints from four ends of a canvas and everything meets in the middle with perfect harmony and fittings so well!
Skyler, your skills as a fine jeweler are right on the money brother! I love the engraving on your pieces, I would love to see a video of how you engrave your pieces. Like how to layout engraving and see the entire process. Skyler again you knocked this one out of the park!!! He’s gonna love it! AWESOME job My friend!
This ring is absolutely amazing. I love the mix of fine jewelry and coin ring. You never cease to amaze me. Absolutely the best channel on TH-cam in this genre!!
I'm from düsseldorf germany, and skylers youtube videos impressed and inspired me this year to make my own coin rings. It's so crazy that somebody from other side of the world who I've never talked to before is still one of my best teachers. Now i make very nice coin rings but i'm looking foward to make anti black finger inlays and spinning rings. But in this video is something i don't really understand at the moment. What happend with the wax which was inside the form? Can somebody explain that process? Best wishes from düsseldorf germany to skyler and everybody else... peace
Thanks! The wax was just there to make the mold. When I put it in the oven, it hardens the mold and melts all the wax out . That space left behind is filled with metal.
I'm about to purchase my first metal lathe and I'm clueless. I'm curious did you take a machining class, read books how did you learn the basics? I got into the jewelry gig after watching one of your older coin ring videos and I'm all in. The lathe will make much more possible. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thank you so much for doing what you do. Oh yeah how can I learn more about classes of yours?
I just bought a large and started in :) two days later I made my first spinner video. Over time I’ve figured it out a bunch better. TH-cam videos help a ton. As son as my shop is built I’ll start setting up classes but I’m not expecting that for a little while yet. Keep an eye on my Instagram or Facebook pages for updates on them. I have links to them in the description box.
You finally mirror polished a coin! It's about time. By the end of the video, I had to brace myself for that beautiful coin ring to go into the dirty coin juice. However, this one was polished, man is this a beautiful ring, one of my favorite coin rings you have made, no dirty coin juice. Beautiful ring. Could you make a ring just like this with a 1875 seated half dollar with red, white and blue stones between "Half Dol." and "United States of America" and 18k yellow gold for the outside and the same engraving on the sides of the gold, and a mirror polish on everything?
Sehr gute Arbeit 👌🏼even if the age of the coin speaks for nothing good ... I hope you will soon make a ring of a 5 mark piece. greetings from good old Germany✌🏼
Boa noite meu querido amigo seu trabalho é excelente parabéns lindas joias que Deus o ilumine sempre abraço de quem Admira seu trabalho Matilde Lima Brasil ⭐⭐⭐
that is in deed a nice ring and all, but using reichsmark coins...? ^^' i mean, it is luckily not a coin from the 30s, but the words "Deutsches Reich" have still and nonetheless quite a bad connotation to, dont they?
I am the VERY LUCKY RECIPEINT of the ring in the video. I have gone from speechless to misty-eyed and back again on several occasions. Skyler, your work is nothing short of breathtaking! Thank you so much!!!!
Oh man I really appreciate it. I really wish I could convey how special this was for me to make! You literally were the best teacher I ever had and I'm very glad to be able to call you a friend :)
You must be one fantastic teacher! By the way: CONGRATULATIONS!
Isn't it wonderful that you even have a recording of your ring being made. I think Skyler is so inventive and does such a good job. Can't wait to afford one of my own
You're a treasure, that's what it means...
Your work reminds me of a late friend that was a talented seamstress. She had many pieces of a pattern laying on the floor and knew exactly how they fit together without marking them. At the very beginning of your video, where you made the way mold reminded me that artists can see a project in many pieces from many angles before it is completed. It is like an artist that paints from four ends of a canvas and everything meets in the middle with perfect harmony and fittings so well!
👏 I mean what can you say. Pure talent.🔥
Skyler, your skills as a fine jeweler are right on the money brother! I love the engraving on your pieces, I would love to see a video of how you engrave your pieces. Like how to layout engraving and see the entire process. Skyler again you knocked this one out of the park!!! He’s gonna love it! AWESOME job My friend!
That's a great idea
Such a good ring man! Another absolute quality creation.
It is a truly fantastic ring. You are a great artist.
That is one of the most beautiful rings I’ve seen. Love, love, love it.
Absolutely beautiful, dude. very impressive! Great work! God bless!
Mad respect to you and to your teacher!
This ring is absolutely amazing. I love the mix of fine jewelry and coin ring. You never cease to amaze me. Absolutely the best channel on TH-cam in this genre!!
Thanks Anthony!
Absolutely fabulous - enough said :))
The best ring maker ever. 🙏🙌
Thanks!
The hand engraving really makes this ring so special, nice!👍👍👍
Truly a work of art.
I love this! I’m actually going to make a ring for one of my favorite teachers too! Just waiting for him to be sized.
Amazing work!
DUDE it's a masterpiece!!! OMG I love so much the engraved pattern!
Beautiful work
Fantastic! That ring is beautiful. Nice choice of music for the video, too, btw :).
Beautiful!! I hope your old teacher loves it!!
Enjoyed the video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
Thanks I really appreciate it!
@@CoinRingsfromTheMint You're very welcome!!
That's very good. Your skills are getting better every day.
Thanks Brad!
Spectacular!!!
Wow! Outstanding!
Amazing craftsmanship ❤
Thank you!
joooo i can see a step up in videography here! Super nice, love it!
Thanks!
absolutely great video and relaxing music that u're used it. good job
Beautiful ring
WOW, very cool!
I don’t ware rings but if i did this would be one of them, brilliant ring design and video..👍
The sentiment is the only thing more beautiful than the ring.
That is a one of a kind ring me likes it. 👍
you are amazing
I'm from düsseldorf germany, and skylers youtube videos impressed and inspired me this year to make my own coin rings. It's so crazy that somebody from other side of the world who I've never talked to before is still one of my best teachers. Now i make very nice coin rings but i'm looking foward to make anti black finger inlays and spinning rings. But in this video is something i don't really understand at the moment. What happend with the wax which was inside the form? Can somebody explain that process?
Best wishes from düsseldorf germany to skyler and everybody else... peace
Thanks! The wax was just there to make the mold. When I put it in the oven, it hardens the mold and melts all the wax out . That space left behind is filled with metal.
I think you made me a size 11.25 1oz round ring… been wearing it for at least 3-4 years. It was a give me Liberty or give me death one
incredible...........
Nice job bravo
Wow
I'm about to purchase my first metal lathe and I'm clueless. I'm curious did you take a machining class, read books how did you learn the basics? I got into the jewelry gig after watching one of your older coin ring videos and I'm all in. The lathe will make much more possible. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thank you so much for doing what you do. Oh yeah how can I learn more about classes of yours?
I just bought a large and started in :) two days later I made my first spinner video. Over time I’ve figured it out a bunch better. TH-cam videos help a ton. As son as my shop is built I’ll start setting up classes but I’m not expecting that for a little while yet. Keep an eye on my Instagram or Facebook pages for updates on them. I have links to them in the description box.
You finally mirror polished a coin! It's about time. By the end of the video, I had to brace myself for that beautiful coin ring to go into the dirty coin juice. However, this one was polished, man is this a beautiful ring, one of my favorite coin rings you have made, no dirty coin juice. Beautiful ring.
Could you make a ring just like this with a 1875 seated half dollar with red, white and blue stones between "Half Dol." and "United States of America" and 18k yellow gold for the outside and the same engraving on the sides of the gold, and a mirror polish on everything?
Definitely!
Excellence!
классно!!!
я хочу такое кольцо...
Double Wow. Well done mate. Such a nice ring. After the engraving, what tool/bit did you use to make the little dots around the edge?
It was a set of dividers.
@@CoinRingsfromTheMint Actually what I was referring to was the 'beading tool' at 8:45.
Hi Skyler as usual impressive .. where do you get the 2 part base ring ?
I carved it out of wax and then casted it.
Gabriel 😃
Music? What are the names of the songs you used in this video? I love this music!
Sehr gute Arbeit 👌🏼even if the age of the coin speaks for nothing good ... I hope you will soon make a ring of a 5 mark piece.
greetings from good old Germany✌🏼
Can u make beard rings out of the smaller punched ring scraps?
Sure I don't see why not
Boa noite meu querido amigo seu trabalho é excelente parabéns lindas joias que Deus o ilumine sempre abraço de quem Admira seu trabalho Matilde Lima Brasil ⭐⭐⭐
Hi Skyler, where can I find a list of tools you using in this video?
That is tough. I’m not sure I have one yet
@@CoinRingsfromTheMint I am intrested on that automatic carving tool and the ring holder.
@@chrs87 Those both come from GRS. You can check them out. They are one of the biggest engraving companies.
WHAT MAKES THE STONE STICK? WHAT BKEEPS THEM FROM FALLING OUT?
It's called flush setting. I have a video on how it all works.
is that the Maverick you are wearing?
You know it! I love that style ring!
please make a "mokume gane" ring
I've been looking into it!
Hey,du hast mega Geillllllll gemacht.
request to make lord of the rings ring?
Looks like you just need to imagine things...
soy peruano, no habló ni escribo en tu idioma..puedes poner sub títulos. Soy de Perú, Lima
that is in deed a nice ring and all, but using reichsmark coins...? ^^'
i mean, it is luckily not a coin from the 30s, but the words "Deutsches Reich" have still and nonetheless quite a bad connotation to, dont they?
It’s just saying German empire. It’s no different than United States. What would you like them to call their country on their coins?