I offer eight wedding ring options and four engagement ring workshop choices:
Wedding Ring Workshop Options |
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Starting Materials and Fabrication Options There are many ways to create a wedding ring. This page outlines several different ways we can make your rings, along with the workshop prices. |
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Simple wedding rings are the most popular wedding ring style. I offer a variety of options for creating simple wedding rings. Starting at $1400 labor. |
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Hammered wedding rings are the second most popular option after simple bands. This
technique can add scintillating glimmer, rustic roughness, or a mathematical pattern to a metal ring.
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For a subtle detail to make rings unique, inlay is an easy
technique a beginner can use to customize a wedding ring's appearance. |
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For truly unique rings, try the fascinating Japanese technique of mokume gane.
Mokume rings
can be earthy, fantastical, textural, mathematical. As all of our mokume gane rings are
patterned by hand, each ring is unique. |
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Liners are a popular addition to simple bands. The liner cannot be seen while worn, but is visible whenever the ring is removed. |
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Gemstones can add a wonderful touch of color, diamonds add glimmering sparkle to a wedding ring. |
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Twisting is an easy and fun way to give your rings a bold textural appearance. Small twisted rings go well with simple solitaire engagement rings. |
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Looking for a wedding ring style not listed above? See some past customers' custom wedding rings. |
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Engagement Ring Options While it is considerably more romantic to make an engagement ring with your own hands, it is not an easy beginner project. The simpler the design, the more professional looking your finished ring will be. I offer fixed pricing on three popular engagement ring styles, or you can custom design an engagement ring with me. I source conflict-free & antique diamonds, as well as diamond alternatives such as sapphire, ruby, and emerald. I can also source all of the above stones in eco-friendly lab-created form. |
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The traditional four-prong solitaire engagement ring is the most popular choice among my customers.
I offer two variations of this classic design at set prices. Small variations can be made, such as
using six-prongs instead of four. |
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Bezel solitaires are another popular option, giving the engagement ring a more contemporary look. |
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The shanks in cathedral settings curve upwards towards the center stone to create a
consistent flow into the diamond when viewed from the side. |
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Looking for an engagement ring style not listed above? We can work together to design a custom piece. |
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