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Feb. 06, 2014 | Posted in Reports, Jewelry Making | Tags: ,
Staff Blog≫ How to Making “HOLLOW RING”

Saija Koskialho
1. For the hollow ring I first prepared a square top and a ring.

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2. I fused the silver for the outside of the ring, and made it flat in the rolling mill.

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3. Measuring the silver piece and deciding the size of my hollow ring.

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4. Here I have bended and shaped the outside part of the hollow ring and am now cleaning it with emery paper for soldering the top on it.

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5. Here I attached the top of the ring to the outside part with a thin iron wire while soldering them together.

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6. Now the op and the downpart of the ring are soldered.

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7. The next step was to make a perfectly fitting side piece for the ring.

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8. I cutted a hole for the finger and soldered the side piece into the top and the outside part.

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9. A close u picture of the soldering seams from inside of the sing.

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10. Here I’m preparing to solder the second side piece of the ring; putting borax to protect the metal from oxidation and so helping the solder to run on its place.

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11. Here is a close up picture of my soldering pieces.

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12. Both sides of the hollow ring are soldered and the inside is cleaned.

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13. The next step was to shape the holes for fingers so that the ring that goes inside fits perfectly.

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14. Then I attached the ring on sealing wax, and started to mark the borders for decoration.

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15. Here is a close up picture about the ornament with rose and leafs halfly engraved on the surface of the ring.

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16. After marking the ornament I started to carv out metal from the backround to make the engraving more deeper.

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