Make Your Own Ring

Make Your Own Ring

A ring is a fashion accessory that makes a bold statement about what you are putting on your body at a particular time. You can make an homemade ring for yourself in five simple steps, however if you want the best, classic ring which you can boldly flash wither at home, among your friends or at any occasion, you need to visit a jewelry store.

A homemade casual ring can be designed with the use of a coin. You can choose a coin designed probably some decades ago, these are coins designed with 90% silver and are much more ideal than those designed today. Hammer down the edges of the coins to flatten them, and get rid of indentations at the side of the coins. The wider the surface of the coin the better it is. You have to be precise while drilling a hole in the coin, and failure to locate the exact place to drill a hole can result in frustration. After drilling the coins, you need to shave the metal starting from the inside. You can use a drilling tool for this. After shaving, it's time to polish. With your polishing kit, you can polish your ring from the inside to ensure that it remains comfortable on you. Remember to brush off small cuts and remaining shavings while painting.

This is just a simple way of making a homemade ring. When it comes to making a standard, acceptable, classy and long lasting ring, you can't use a homemade material, all you need is make use of the features on a wonderful ring designing website. Now, the first question arrives in mind that is "How to know the ring size?" The answer is: You have 5 choices for this. One, you can just go to the local jewelry shop and know your or your fiance's ring size. Two, if you are buying the ring for your fiance, then you can just secretly ask her mother or sister or friends to know the size. Three, you can borrow a ring from your fiance and can use it for sizing. The option number four is, you can measure it by yourself. You have to follow these steps to measure the ring size by yourself:


Metal Polish - Make Your Own Ring
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