Making A Celtic Peridot Ring: A Silversmithing Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.พ. 2023
- This video tutorial shows me making a Celtic themed silver and Peridot ring. For this one I used a 6x8 mm faceted Peridot. The materials I used were: 18 gauge sterling silver round wire, 20 gauge sterling round wire, and 14 gauge sterling square wire, and 3/16 inch fine silver bezel in 26 gauge. This one includes the basic steps to make a bezel for a faceted stone as well as some very detailed soldering. As always I am using exclusively hard silver solder, and I use My-T-Flux from Rio Grande. I would rate this one as an intermediate project. This video is a bit longer, but is a detailed tutorial, so I think it is worth the watch time. I enjoy sharing my knowledge with others, as I've taught people for most of my life. This hobby turned into a fun side gig for me for years while I taught public school. I love suggestions and hearing about others' experiences. What is your favorite project? What kind of tutorials would you find useful?
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Love this ring, puddly small parts that you create so easily. Thanks so much!
You’re welcome Pat!
Thank you for sharing. This is super inspiring. It challenges me to be more creative with fabrication. Great design!
Thank you Leah! I'm glad you liked it:)
Beautiful design well executed. Thanks for sharing and enjoy the rest of your week.
Thanks Gazz. I like this style too!
Thanks for a great project...lots of good ideas for various other designs also.
You're welcome Jesse! I think you could fill that space with lots of different embellishments:)
Really enjoyed watching you make this ring, it's a bit different which I liked and you have such easy techniques and not too many tools needed. Going to give this a try. Thank you for sharing you knowledge, take care.
You’re welcome Carol! I’m really glad you enjoyed it:). I appreciate your nice comment!
Beautiful as usual! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Sheri! This one was kind of fun:)
I've watched several videos now and your work is stunningly gorgeous, and OMG that necklace behind you that looks like aquamarine?? Really amazing work you do and I love your detailed tutorials.
Thanks VJ F! If you are referring to the octopus, it is Larimar, a stone from the Dominican Republic. Here is the video where I made that one: Octopus Pendant: A Silversmithing Tutorial
th-cam.com/video/Ly2AchaNa5c/w-d-xo.html
I know I will struggle with those small details, but I am going to make this one anyhow. Thanks Chad, it looks amazing!
You can do it:). Thanks for the nice comment!
Wow, I really love this ring Chad ! It came out georgous ! I'm going to have to make one for myself. 😊
I really like this style too! Thanks Lisa!
Very pretty.
Why thank you!
Love this ring
I’m partial to this one as well. Thanks Donna!
Another winner! Chad, I really appreciate how you explain the "whys" of your choices. It's very helpful for decision-making criteria. A great way to learn! Gorgeous peridot! 🌺
Thanks Flying Chef!
Beautiful ring Chad..love your teaching style and how you don’t use a lot of fancy expensive tools!
Thanks Lisa! Glad you are getting something from these!
Big fingers, tiny pieces, very nimble, most amazing, and fine torch work. Thank you Chad
Thanks Dave. Sometimes I wish my fingers were a little smaller:)
I love this setting and will be making it this week
That’s awesome Greg. Send me a picture to my Instagram when you’re done so I can see it! I liked how this one turned out as well:)
Really starting to see the value of sketching out your projects.
In the past I didn’t, but in recent times I have found it helps me produce a better quality piece. It helps me figure out what problems I may run into along the way.
Very nice
Thank you Sabreking!
I think as we get older we start to appreciate the more subtle things, instead of wanting “ALL the SPARKLIES ALL THE TIME!!!!” Lol(still fond of the sparklies sometimes tho) I think I prefer green tourmaline to peridot tho. Love the triquetra on this. I love Celtic interlace but rarely use it in jewellery mainly cos I’m terrible at exacting measurements and interlace is ALL measurements lol .Having seen it done, I might just give it a try…
Btw the number 3 was sacred to many ancient cultures. So many vital things come in 3s, earth air and fire, maiden mother crone, 3 graces, 3 fates…..making jewellery with this pattern makes you a part of a tradition that reaches back into prehistory. Something to keep in mind if you like that sorta thing :)
I've always loved the origins of things, symbols, myths, word/idiom etymology. Sometimes the roots of things are interesting. Thanks for the nice comment Pauline!
Love it ❤
Thanks for the nice comment!
This ring is so beautiful 😍 and you made it look easy! Thanks so much for sharing 💜
You’re welcome Chioma! This style isn’t as challenging as some designs, so I’ll probably make a few for shows this summer:). Thank you for your nice comments!
Gorgeous, and you make it look so easy 🤩 Thanks for sharing 🤗
Thanks Karry! I’m glad you enjoyed it:). Thanks for watching!
Always amazing Chad. Thank you for sharing your experience and methods. Your working style is how I want to approach my technique. Have you done any brooches or Tie pins in your episodes?
Thanks Chris! The big dragonfly piece I did quite a while ago was a pin/pendant with a style of pin back that I like. Here’s a link. th-cam.com/video/Xj5T9nH8Qu4/w-d-xo.html. It was an earlier video, so editing may be a bit rougher:). Haven’t done a tie tack video yet. Do people still use those? Hope this helps:)
10:42pm EST. Really great video that you make look so easy. Just one question, when you added the second ring to your inner bezel, did you add it “on top” of the first ring or “on the inside” of the first ring? Thank you.
Thank you Marilyn! One is stacked on top of the other when I make a step bezel this way. Occasionally I’ll have to use 3 if the stone is particularly deep:). Thanks for the nice comment!