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New work at the bench: A big bold ring

Today I’m making a replacement ring for a customer. It is made from palladium 500 and sterling silver. This is a big ring: size 13.5  and 10 mm wide, It will be quite striking! Given its size and width you will see a lot of pattern.

Cutting the pattern
Cutting the pattern

Annealing
Annealing after forging the ring
patterning done.
Pattern done, now to begin forming the ring.
Author jamesPosted on June 26, 2015June 24, 2026Categories UncategorizedTags from the bench, palladium 500

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