@@sirfitz8125 Apart from other diamonds and a very select few synthetic materials, yes they are. While they can still be broken, they are very sturdy and would require A LOT of directed force to shatter. Watch some videos where people hydraulic press diamonds, they don't break easily. This is quite useful when working with diamonds because you don't have to worry much about doing any damage to the diamond(s).
@@sirfitz8125 you’re almost completely wrong. Diamonds are the hardest natural thing in the universe as far as we know. The only harder materials we’ve theorized or made are special ceramics that are very difficult to produce. The reason diamond shatters when you hit it with a hammer is because it is incredibly brittle, meaning it can’t absorb much energy and it’s very rigid unlike for example steel or rubber. There is still no metal that can scratch diamond though, it’s just too hard. That’s like trying to scratch glass with a piece of paper.
I love how you fabricate everything as opposed to carving wax and casting. My Jewelery school teacher taught us how to work like you do. You are a master. Love your use of kruse burs and undercuts on setting for melee,your use of files,saw,as I do you use bench mate tool. Also like your Gravermax set up. I’ve been doing the jewelry gig for about 40 years now and can honestly say your videos are the best. You are a savage at the bench. Cheers my friend.
Gosh what a true master Of his craft..your skills are Truly blessed by GOD.. GOSH, BOBBY -->WHAT A LUCKY PERSON TO WEAR THAT HAND MADE RING. Great studio..♡you are Amazing.great job. ❤️ from 🇺🇸
Watch carefully... there is a LOT of slight of hand in his videos... He shows a lot of hand building at the beginning (around 3:50) but then when you pause at 5:23 you can see that there are layer lines from 3D printing and casting the main shank and prongs. The original shank when he is soldering the wires for the prongs, the wires are significantly thinner and the shank is solid and a single width. The cast setting has thicker prongs and the individual cups that the stones will sit in have defined gaps that would have required he go in between his wires in the initial build and carve them out. That would be a MASSIVE waste of time to do and yet it's extremely clear it's been printed and cast.
I have been transfixed and amazed by diamonds since I was a child. That love has never died. That is one very lucky woman to have to honor of wearing that ring. A true work of art.
Each time seeing how a ring is made, it makes me treasure my ring more. I can see the work and effort being put in from these jeweller makers. Bobby makes beautiful rings.
Would absolutely love a video explaining each step... like how each piece attaches together... what liquid solution gets swirled around in the stone and then brushed on the metal etc... or maybe little text windows that pop up during each step. LOVE watching your videos... they're so fascinating! I just find myself thinking "what's that?!" a lot haha
@@eli_steiner not Bobby but I make jewelry as well... There are different solders, easy, medium, hard, etc... Each has different melting points. So you can solder one with medium then the next with easy and as long as you don't over heat the metal the previous stuff should stay soldered. You can sometimes get away with using the same solder if you direct the heat well and/or its not extremely close to another solder joint. Anyway hope that answered your question.
@@BabyJesus66I believe this piece is done in platinum. If this is the case, solders are not usually used and the metal is fused by careful adjustment and direction of the heat.
@@BobbyWhite I would love this too. but make sure to ask if it's oki before you film. since such as ring is not cheap. and could be they are not interested in being seen by the world. :)
For some people it’s cars, for some clothing, but for me.... it’s jewelry hands down, every single time. Your talent as well as your videos are mesmerizing. 🤩
what i love about your videos the most are the long uncut sections where you show your self working and how you form the piece. most other youtubers will talk over the footage but i really enjoy how you dont.
I have seen hundreds of beautiful diamond rings, literally hundreds. This ring is one of the MOST beautiful ❤️ I have EVER seen. Thank you for posting Bobby.
Bobby's work looks so clean, so precise. I've watched other jewellery makers on TH-cam and they just don't look like they have the same respect for the materials that Bobby has. If I had the cash to have a bespoke piece made for me, I'd definitely go to Bobby for it!
I just stumbled onto this channel and the production quality of the videos is outstanding. The end result with this ring shows the incredible craftsmanship and skill involved in creating a piece as flawless as the diamond itself.
I have seen over the last year or two what i thought were seriously great videos of gold, gold making of chains and other metal making etc but this video caps them. Such high quality workmanship. Just wow.
Many years ago I was fortunate to have a 1.18 step cut, emerald cut diamond ring. It was D color and VVS1 clarity, cut perfect. It was gorgeous. I never received any comments about it let alone a compliment. It seems everyone thought it was fake costume jewelry.
Absolutely stunning ring... took my breath away seeing the final piece 😍 I’d love to see a video in the future explaining the tools used and the cost to have such equipment. I bet those costs are much more than we think and need to be considered in the overall selling cost of each piece. Amazing work as always 👌 xx
Gorgeous! Thanks for showing us the process (so beautifully!), it’s really interesting watching how it is done. I would love to see a video about your journey & how you got into this field btw! 🤩
I have the amazing Jewellery Quarter down the road. Love the way he makes everything. Very relaxing! Watch these videos after a long day. Stunning work. 🇬🇧
That's just art, plain and simple. I hope to one day afford a custom piece hand crafted and showcased in a video like this 🙃. I would say it's a safe bet your customer's girl's knees buckled a bit when she saw this ring....insanely beautiful.
A stone of that quality I prefer in a simpler setting. I always feel like you use halos to enhance the sparkle of a lesser stone. A truly exquisite stone shines on its own.
Omg this piece of work Bobby! just stunning, I think my favourite diamond ring you've done...😍 p.s the calm video was super relaxing to watch, really enjoyed it..👌👍
Opened my eyes a bit on this one. Ive been making individual baskets unlike how you cut the shank to solder your prongs. Being self taught you are unknowingly one of my gurus. Appreciate it.
Bet when that toothbrush was purchased, it thought it would be cleaning crap out of peoples teeth like every other toothbrush, oh no my friend, your bristles will grace the precious metals of a Bobby White masterpiece!
craftsmanship is impeccable...to each there own on preference, but to put a halo on a 3 carat flawless diamond really cheapens the look of that great stone.
After all the exquisite craftsmanship, I experienced a similar emotion when I viewed the finished Ring. The overload of small diamonds detract from the crystalline clarity and beauty of the D flawless stone...it's an individual choice.....clients are clients!
I always think he’s gonna do some damage to the stones with those files and burrs but then I remember: diamonds.
they still can be broken, scratched etc. Diamonds aren't the hardest thing in the world.
@@sirfitz8125 Apart from other diamonds and a very select few synthetic materials, yes they are. While they can still be broken, they are very sturdy and would require A LOT of directed force to shatter. Watch some videos where people hydraulic press diamonds, they don't break easily. This is quite useful when working with diamonds because you don't have to worry much about doing any damage to the diamond(s).
@@Diluted37 you can take a hammer and shatter them. They are the hardest MINERAL, keyword MINERAL.
@@sirfitz8125 you’re almost completely wrong. Diamonds are the hardest natural thing in the universe as far as we know. The only harder materials we’ve theorized or made are special ceramics that are very difficult to produce. The reason diamond shatters when you hit it with a hammer is because it is incredibly brittle, meaning it can’t absorb much energy and it’s very rigid unlike for example steel or rubber. There is still no metal that can scratch diamond though, it’s just too hard. That’s like trying to scratch glass with a piece of paper.
@@sirfitz8125 ur wrong but u got the concept correct. Diamond is the hardest but not the toughest.
I love how you fabricate everything as opposed to carving wax and casting. My Jewelery school teacher taught us how to work like you do. You are a master. Love your use of kruse burs and undercuts on setting for melee,your use of files,saw,as I do you use bench mate tool. Also like your Gravermax set up. I’ve been doing the jewelry gig for about 40 years now and can honestly say your videos are the best. You are a savage at the bench. Cheers my friend.
Gosh what a true master
Of his craft..your skills are
Truly blessed by GOD..
GOSH, BOBBY -->WHAT A LUCKY PERSON TO WEAR
THAT HAND MADE RING.
Great studio..♡you are
Amazing.great job.
❤️ from 🇺🇸
Can you please tell me where one learns this kind of craftsmanship? Is it accessible to the average person? Thx.
@binatitagain only barrier of entry is knowing what tools to buy, youtube is your friend for the rest
How do you stick the tiny diamonds without claws? How do they hold tight?
Watch carefully... there is a LOT of slight of hand in his videos... He shows a lot of hand building at the beginning (around 3:50) but then when you pause at 5:23 you can see that there are layer lines from 3D printing and casting the main shank and prongs. The original shank when he is soldering the wires for the prongs, the wires are significantly thinner and the shank is solid and a single width. The cast setting has thicker prongs and the individual cups that the stones will sit in have defined gaps that would have required he go in between his wires in the initial build and carve them out. That would be a MASSIVE waste of time to do and yet it's extremely clear it's been printed and cast.
Tell big bro he’s killin the visuals
What does that mean?
I have been transfixed and amazed by diamonds since I was a child. That love has never died. That is one very lucky woman to have to honor of wearing that ring. A true work of art.
Everything Bobby makes is just:😍😍🥶🥶🥶
^^This comment should be pinned forever.
@@usazisoighost9532 lol
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World's costliest gemstones are here👇
Yes!🤩😍
She is blessed to have such a thoughtful husband and a stunning ring. 🎀♥️🎀
3ct D Flawless Radiant I can see that your stone setting finish is really PROFESSIONAL.
RUNNY!!!!!
Small world to see you watching this video, too, Runny-san!
Obviously, you don't know much about it.
@@andrewandretti7379 3 ct d color flawless diamond would cost you around 100K USD
That is the most beautiful ring I've ever seen! She's a lucky girl and you're extremely talented!!💍
Lucky girl? Probably has a lot of other skills as well...
With such a tiny finger, she's probably just a child. A "lucky" girl engaged at childhood.
I wear a size 5 ring, and can assure you, I passed "girlhood" a long time ago!
Each time seeing how a ring is made, it makes me treasure my ring more. I can see the work and effort being put in from these jeweller makers. Bobby makes beautiful rings.
YES!
unless you bought it from a generic jewelry store then it's probably just made in a mold in 3 seconds
That gia report alone is a flex...absolutely stunning diamond , & the ring is a work of art!
Would absolutely love a video explaining each step... like how each piece attaches together... what liquid solution gets swirled around in the stone and then brushed on the metal etc... or maybe little text windows that pop up during each step. LOVE watching your videos... they're so fascinating! I just find myself thinking "what's that?!" a lot haha
Good points, we will make a video like this soon.
and like how can you solder more pieces to the ring when there's already stuff soldered to it? 🧐 different melting temperatures? ...
@@eli_steiner not Bobby but I make jewelry as well... There are different solders, easy, medium, hard, etc... Each has different melting points. So you can solder one with medium then the next with easy and as long as you don't over heat the metal the previous stuff should stay soldered. You can sometimes get away with using the same solder if you direct the heat well and/or its not extremely close to another solder joint. Anyway hope that answered your question.
I agree
@@BabyJesus66I believe this piece is done in platinum. If this is the case, solders are not usually used and the metal is fused by careful adjustment and direction of the heat.
Stunning.
Takes my breath away.
Wish you'd show videos of the peoples reaction when they receive the engagement rings.. That would be awesome!
I am going to start doing this once Covid restrictions are eased.
@@BobbyWhite I would love this too. but make sure to ask if it's oki before you film. since such as ring is not cheap. and could be they are not interested in being seen by the world. :)
@@BobbyWhite you said at the beginning it was for his wife’s birthday, it was engagement though?
@@Favorline or the wife )
@@BobbyWhite guess what, restrictions are eased. 😂
For some people it’s cars, for some clothing, but for me.... it’s jewelry hands down, every single time. Your talent as well as your videos are mesmerizing. 🤩
For me it's clothing shoes jewelry and cars I love it all. Too bad I'm broke asf
I'm right with you here
what i love about your videos the most are the long uncut sections where you show your self working and how you form the piece. most other youtubers will talk over the footage but i really enjoy how you dont.
I agree with you!
I have seen hundreds of beautiful diamond rings, literally hundreds. This ring is one of the MOST beautiful ❤️ I have EVER seen. Thank you for posting Bobby.
when he says "let's get sta-e-d" I melt....
To be able to see the craft of a master at work is exhilarating.
It’s a privilege to watch a master at work. Mesmerising. A diamond of that quality deserved only the best & you delivered.
Wow! And that was just the engagement ring. I MUST HAVE A RING BY BOBBY WHITE!!!!
I love the genius way of how he put the prongs onto the ring. I thought he’d put them all on one by one.
I want to cry it's so beautiful
This isn't just jewelry this is a true masterpiece bravo Mr.White!!
Kudos to this guy for having very steady hand
Wow! This ring is breathtakingly stunning in every way possible. Thank you for sharing Bobby!
The most beautiful ring I have ever seen!
When he said for her birthday, I was shook!!
Must have serious 💰
For my girls birthday we went to Texas Roadhouse….. it’s basically the same thing
I'm a Navajo silversmith and I look forward to your videos. I aspire to be at your level someday. Thanks for the inspiration.
Beautiful work. I, personally, don’t think an exquisite stone like that needs all the little diamonds around it.
I agree concerning appearance but value is another story ;o)
i like it. looks overdone in a excessive way
agree! a solitaire would have been enough.
@@88ひびき One can never have too many diamonds. Lol
I’m emotional, it is a gorgeous ring.
Bobby's work looks so clean, so precise. I've watched other jewellery makers on TH-cam and they just don't look like they have the same respect for the materials that Bobby has. If I had the cash to have a bespoke piece made for me, I'd definitely go to Bobby for it!
Just captivated. The ring was mind blowing. 😱😱😱😱😱🤯🤯🤯🤯
Very lucky lady
I just stumbled onto this channel and the production quality of the videos is outstanding. The end result with this ring shows the incredible craftsmanship and skill involved in creating a piece as flawless as the diamond itself.
I have seen over the last year or two what i thought were seriously great videos of gold, gold making of chains and other metal making etc but this video caps them. Such high quality workmanship. Just wow.
Thank you!🙏
Thank you for the wonderful, slow closeups of the GORGEOUS finished ring! 💜
You my good sir are an absolute mad man when it comes to this talent. In-cre-diblé
Some day I’ll make jewelry like you !!
You’re the best, greetings from México! 🇲🇽
I don't know what's more precious the ring or Bobby White's hands?
Absolutely flawless Mr Bobby Diamond White 😮😮😮💎💎💎🔥🔥🔥
Many years ago I was fortunate to have a 1.18 step cut, emerald cut diamond ring. It was D color and VVS1 clarity, cut perfect. It was gorgeous. I never received any comments about it let alone a compliment. It seems everyone thought it was fake costume jewelry.
Very nice! Reminds me of the art deco era 1920s-30s
That diamond stole my heart, it's so beautiful
Absolutely stunning ring... took my breath away seeing the final piece 😍 I’d love to see a video in the future explaining the tools used and the cost to have such equipment. I bet those costs are much more than we think and need to be considered in the overall selling cost of each piece. Amazing work as always 👌 xx
I thought this might've been a little much, but it actually came out fire!!!!!
Stunning. I would be way too scared to lose something that size x
You are a bloody genius Bobby. I love watching you work….
Gorgeous! Thanks for showing us the process (so beautifully!), it’s really interesting watching how it is done.
I would love to see a video about your journey & how you got into this field btw!
🤩
I have the amazing Jewellery Quarter down the road. Love the way he makes everything. Very relaxing! Watch these videos after a long day. Stunning work. 🇬🇧
That's just art, plain and simple. I hope to one day afford a custom piece hand crafted and showcased in a video like this 🙃. I would say it's a safe bet your customer's girl's knees buckled a bit when she saw this ring....insanely beautiful.
Yeah I wonder how much a ring like that would cost?
@@juniorsir9521 My boyfriend's dad recently bought a ring for his wife similar to this one for $17,000
@@aliyahstinard3038 this diamond alone was 80gs
@@bugsterboigaming1242 lab made way cheaper
he's got the cleanest hands i've ever seen for a jeweler.
A stone of that quality I prefer in a simpler setting. I always feel like you use halos to enhance the sparkle of a lesser stone. A truly exquisite stone shines on its own.
Totally agree. The large stone would stand out more on its own.
Well it's for a customer so...
Anyone would feel very special if given such a beauty to wear. I know, I’d never take it off. Lovely workmanship Bobbie.
best part is when u bent the oil thing with the saw
Radiant cut halos are my fav!!! 💜
Such a gorgeous and dreamy ring! As usual, you did a wonderful job! 🙂
FLIPPIN ECK....GOBSMACKED....Stunning ring
You and your team are amazing. Your videos are so professional and so well put together! Of course, your creations are stunning. Well done, everyone.
It’s great that you have everything at eye level, it must be so much easier on your body!
Huge fan of everything you make tbh but this is just stunning 🥰
Thank you.
A video I didn't know I needed to watch😂. So good!
Does he not have feeling in his fingers? Man torched the ring red hot and immediately picks it up bare hands lol
Probably not, the editing just makes it seem like that
It's the editing.
Lol
😂
I was about to ask the same question 😂
How does he not have a million subscribers already ? He’s so unique and the best at what he does. I would want him to be my jeweler.
I love your videos, it’s Really entertaining and I say always wow when I see it 🤩
Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪
I am the biggest fan of Bobby and I have seen every single video of is channel.
Omg this piece of work Bobby! just stunning, I think my favourite diamond ring you've done...😍 p.s the calm video was super relaxing to watch, really enjoyed it..👌👍
being a mounter myself i got to say that is top quality workmanship there pal 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Never disappoints
wow worth every second. even i wanted to skip some parts but i was unable to do so.... kinda mesmerized. great work mate.
Killer design to a spectacular center stone. What's the pink fluid in the bottle ?
people seem reluctant to answer that im trying to find out lol
It’s Mixture of boracic acid powder and methylated sprit. It’s used to protect stones, and rhodium plating from burning when using a torch 👍🏻
Ok, thanks 👍 I'll try that out.
Its nice to have such an amazing work station!
So therapeutic😍
Opened my eyes a bit on this one. Ive been making individual baskets unlike how you cut the shank to solder your prongs. Being self taught you are unknowingly one of my gurus. Appreciate it.
That 3 carat diamond is probably around $100K+ alone!!
Idk bro, I think it’s comin in at more than 100k. It’s GIA certified, that shit automatically makes the price go up even more.
Fr?!
@@user-qg5vu1sy5j yeah a 58 thouz is a super deal if it looked like this
75k for the stone… ring was probably 150
@@jlo6232 Idk bro buy a Lamborghini or a ring for a girl who might cheat on you 🤷🏽
THIS MAN IS DOING A VERY GOOD JOB! I LIKE THAT RING!
Bet when that toothbrush was purchased, it thought it would be cleaning crap out of peoples teeth like every other toothbrush, oh no my friend, your bristles will grace the precious metals of a Bobby White masterpiece!
Watching a master at his/her craft is like watching ballet...true art. Thank you for sharing your art.
craftsmanship is impeccable...to each there own on preference, but to put a halo on a 3 carat flawless diamond really cheapens the look of that great stone.
This ring turned out so gorgeous. Would have loved to see it in a setting without the halo. Beautiful either way!
Naw, that’s one beautiful ring.
After all the exquisite craftsmanship, I experienced a similar emotion when I viewed the finished Ring. The overload of small diamonds detract from the crystalline clarity and beauty of the D flawless stone...it's an individual choice.....clients are clients!
As someone that's been a bench jeweler since 1990 I enjoy watching a talented professional.
That diamond is probably worth more than my house!
Valued*
In fact, you are truly graced. The jewel is belissima.
Next you should customize drum sticks or a drum
It's so divine I almost cried in the end
Heck, I almost cried on one of his videos too 🤭🥹
You’ve given me a new found love of creating jewellery and I don’t even know where to start 😭
Michaels has a good selection of beads and string. You can also try Joans arts and crafts.
Start with copper or craft wire and natural stones 😊
ШЕДЕВР ювелирного искусства. ПРАЗДНИК созерцания. 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕👏👏👏👏🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺
Does anybody else ever try to blow the dust off like an idiot after he makes a cut or something
No I think it’s only you? You’re not doing it correctly.....
Very classy that's my favorite cut of diamond for women
wow. you are truly talented.
The most interesting 15 minutes in a very long time. Amazing thank you
Brilliant! I've always been amazed at how much physical work and precision a good jeweler puts in to making every quality piece.
I love your work Bobby and that's a beautiful ring. Thx for video.
Outstanding workmanship, congrats.
That's a hell of a birthday present! Holy hell, nicely done.
I can't even begin to imagine opening this box on my birthday.
Only to find this beauty staring back at me!
I'd flip my wig!!
Just bliss watching you work. 😊
What an incredible diamond! flawless 😮 amazing craftmanship as always!
Absolutely stunning ring made by a master craftsmen
Truly a metal master 🫶🏾
Maestro White, Thank you for taking the time to video the execution of an exceptionally beautiful Princess cut diamond anniversary(?) ring.
Ive watched this video at least 5 times . Never gets old..
That ring is so beautiful!!!