Russian Wedding Ring

Turn simple rings into a stunning interlocking traditional design

About the Class

Russian Wedding Rings, also known as Trinity Rings, are beautiful, playful rings made from three interlocking bands that roll comfortably around your finger.  Although they may look complicated at first, this class takes you through the process step by step, making them much easier to create than you might expect.

Traditionally made in rose, yellow, and white gold, we’ll work in silver for this beginner-friendly version while focusing on the essential techniques needed to create a comfortable, well-fitting set of rings.  Along the way, I’ll show you how to size the rings correctly, shape and solder them neatly, and bring them together into the classic interlocking design.

The rings are made from D-shaped or half-round wire to make them as smooth and comfortable to wear as possible.  This is a lovely project for building confidence with ring making while creating a tactile piece of jewellery that is both elegant and fun to wear.

This class is part of a series teaching you all the basic but essential jewellery making skills that you need to create beautiful jewellery. You can choose to enrol on this class separately or on the Beginners Jewellery Making course bundle and access the full series of classes.

If you need any extra help as you work your way through the classes do join us over on The Jeweller's Bench Café group over on Facebook - the perfect place to ask for advice and to show off what you've been making.

You will need:

Materials:
D-shaped or half round wire. The class example uses 2.5mm by 1.3mm D-shaped wire.

Equipment: (all the jewellery making kit listed here can be used for many different projects) *Soldering kit - see here for more details
*Ring sizers
*Jeweller’s saw
*Bench peg
*Ruler
*Sharpie
*6" Half round file
*Engineer’s square
*Emery paper
*Nylon jaw pliers or ring bending pliers
*Nylon hammer
*Ring triblet
*Steel block and leather cushion (or folded tea towel!)
*Steel wheatsheaf stick
*For polishing - a tumble polisher or elbow grease and a silver polishing cloth.

An explanation of all the tools and materials that you need is included in the videos, and a downloadable equipment and materials list is available with the class.

1 hour 22 minutes long, 14 lessons

Course Curriculum

Reviews

"So that's how to get the sizing right! Thanks!"
Sam W.
"Easy to follow, clear instructions, the best tutorial I've see on this."
Jenny R.
"A really clear and practical explanation of how to calculate the extra  metal required for interlocking rings. I shall be making a couple of  these for myself and my husband ;-)"
Dawn G.

Joanne Tinley

Tutor and Founder of The Jeweller's Bench

The Jeweller's Bench is run by Joanne Tinley. She has been making her own jewellery for as long as she can remember and left her first career as a school teacher to set up business as a  jewellery designer and tutor nearly 20 years ago. She is
self-taught and like many people started with wire and beads. Learning how to solder, however, opened up a whole new world of jewellery making,  one that she is keen to share!

Legal Disclaimer: Every effort has been made to show safe working practices and to discuss health and safety aspects of jewellery making, but in the end I cannot take responsibility for how the tutorial information is used and how safely you work. Take the effort to set up your work area safely right from the start!
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