Saw this on another forum and thought it was pretty cool.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MgnlbDVuPdg

Thought it was awesome! Thank you!!

Very cool. The video production was as impressive as the ring making. Thanks for posting.

I do believe he has done that before...

Very zen-like and beautifully done editing.

This jeweler has a very high skill set. Amazing video and awesome how he has overcome a big obstackle

sweet deal

Any guesses on the total time that actually took?

Amazing and beautiful ... but the brass will turn her finger green

Where does it say it’s brass? Looks like stainless steel to me.

Thank you for your post. That was quite incredible, and like GaryBF said, from both perspectives - the video production and the ring making talent!

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Originally posted by P210:
Where does it say it’s brass? Looks like stainless steel to me.

I don't think it said what the metal was, on my iPad and my work computer screen both, the nut and cap nut both had a yellowish look so I assumed brass ... stainless would make more sense, but that's not what it looks like to me ...

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I don't think it said what the metal was, on my iPad and my work computer screen both, the nut and cap nut both had a yellowish look so I assumed brass ... stainless would make more sense, but that's not what it looks like to me ...

It's also entirely possible that he cast them out of gold.

I have many friends in the jewelry business, several of which do custom work. I'm always amazed watching them work. I'm glad I watched the entire video because it answered my question of "why".

The entire time I'm wondering why he didn't just cast the ring from the beginning, as it would have been much faster and involved a lot less work. "Because I can" makes it that much more awesome.

According to his website, they are brass :
https://pablocimadevila.patter...ted-from-2-brass-hex

I love watching a true craftsman work.

That's impressive. My jeweler would say Why? but then that question was answered with the ringing of the bell.
Chris

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Originally posted by Suppressed:
According to his website, they are brass :
https://pablocimadevila.patter...ted-from-2-brass-hex

So if it is from 2 Brass Hex Nuts, I'm pretty sure that its the only $9,412.87 ring that turns your finger green!

At that price, I think I'd go ahead and pop for gold ... at least.

There are lots of amazing people out there!
Thanks for sharing.

I dont have the patience to shine my shoes, much less create something like that from Home Depot stock.

Thanks for sharing