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Description
A rock n' roll trendsetter, this masculine version of my Twiddle spinning band ring is fashionable and rugged. The bold patterns and patina emphasize the rich textures and structure of this substantial piece. Made of Argentium Sterling Silver.
For sale in my Etsy Shop: [link]
For sale in my Etsy Shop: [link]
Image size
900x724px 184.23 KB
Make
Canon
Model
Canon PowerShot A560
Shutter Speed
1/50 second
Aperture
F/2.6
Focal Length
6 mm
ISO Speed
320
Date Taken
Sep 7, 2009, 9:16:24 PM
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Couple of questions, then a shed load of compliments.
1)do you cast your rings, or is it all made from bar silver or sheet metal?
2) On the inner ring, did you sand blast that? Or was it done with a hammer?
3) I adore that twisted silver outer ring, its a really clever design.
Now for the compliments
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1) I have to applaud you for coming up with a masculine design for a ring. I'm trying to aim all my jewellry to a male audience, and its not as easy as it sounds.
2) I love the simplicity on this design. It offsets the techniques you've used as well, and I think most of the time, rings can be hugely overdone. But you seem to of hit the nail on the head here.
and 3) Fantastic photography as well! Its nice to actually be able to distinguish the difference of the silver you've polished and bits you havent.
1)do you cast your rings, or is it all made from bar silver or sheet metal?
2) On the inner ring, did you sand blast that? Or was it done with a hammer?
3) I adore that twisted silver outer ring, its a really clever design.
Now for the compliments
.1) I have to applaud you for coming up with a masculine design for a ring. I'm trying to aim all my jewellry to a male audience, and its not as easy as it sounds.
2) I love the simplicity on this design. It offsets the techniques you've used as well, and I think most of the time, rings can be hugely overdone. But you seem to of hit the nail on the head here.
and 3) Fantastic photography as well! Its nice to actually be able to distinguish the difference of the silver you've polished and bits you havent.