Ocean Blue Ring

including tips for setting oversized stones

Course Summary

 A second tube set ring class - with a twist! This class uses the stone  setting techniques taught in the Tube Set Ring video to create a bypass  ring, a stone set between two sides of a ring shank that twist past each  other.

I always like to include a bit of troubleshooting in my video classes  - after all, things don't always go to plan when you're making  jewellery so it's good to know how to put things right! In this case  I've deliberately chosen a stone for the design that doesn't match the  sizes of burrs that I have. Ideally your burrs should be the same size  as the stone you are setting, but by following my tips you'll be able to  see a way round this!

If you haven't already taken the Tube Set Ring class I do  recommend that you watch it before starting this new class as it covers  technical information about the stones, tubes and burrs that tube  setting uses. Both classes are available together, with several other classes, in the Rings course bundle.

1 hour 46 mins  long, 12 lessons

Materials needed: 2mm round wire or suitable alternative, 4mm- 6mm round faceted stone, tube to fit your stone

Course Curriculum

"Amazing! Thanks so much!"
Nathalie B.
"Such a lovely ring! I really enjoyed this project. I hadn't realised before why rings like this have to twist a certain way round, so thanks for that tip too!"
Sara R.
"Another great class, with a really useful tip about enlarging the seat drilled into your tube (wish I'd seen this earlier!)"
Dawn G.

Course Pricing

Ocean Blue Ring

£25

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