I do love a good statement ring. Lately if I wear anything on my fingers it has to be something with a little pizzazz and a lot of presence! When I saw rings made from precious stone I knew I wanted to give it a go and chose this enamel technique to give them a shiny luxurious quality. I’ve also use three different ways to create the gold edging; gold leaf, gold spray paint and gold enamel paint. Pick your poison!
Materials:
Epoxy Putty
Instructions:
1. Mix equal amounts of putty until you have an even consistency. Separate this into two equal sized balls.
2. Using the end of a blunt object (such as a pen) create a concave container. Keep the edge rough to create a natural effect.
3. Twist a piece of wire around a mandrel at the appropriate size and cut into a large wire loop.
4. Pull apart the wire loop at the opening.
5. Mix up another small ball of epoxy putty and split into two again. Sandwich one end of the wire between the putty container and the extra ball of putty.
6. Do the same at the other end of the wire.
7. Leave overnight to fully harden and spray / paint gold.
8. Once dry go to this tutorial to create the agate effect from enamel. I’ve sprinkled in some glitter glass to add this texture to the enamel before it dries.
Renate says
Wauw, this is a awsome DIY. Love it.
merlanne says
Absolutely great. Thank you for the tutorial.
Amy @ Homey Oh My! says
Incredible. Head over heels in love with these rings!!
onel says
Oh, wow! What a gorgeous ring! And they really look luxurious!!
Sydney McFerron says
No way! These rings are amazing!
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Tiffy Diamond says
Well that was awesome and inspiring. You made that look like I could achieve this! Which I’m still going to give it a try, fingers crossed it looks as good as yours!
xo
Tiffy
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fran says
Thank you Tiffy. I bet yours will look amazing with your skills!
lulu says
awesome rings <3
Jolleen || The Graffitied Gardenia says
WHAT! These are amazing!!!!!! Forsure making these, glad I found you on Pinterest!
Jolleen
fran says
Thanks Jolleen! I would love to see your version when you’ve made them :)
Samantha says
Those are crazy cool.
Moriah says
These are so pretty, great idea!
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Jee Ivan says
Beautiful..Thank you for sharing this awesome idea. :)
Miss Manitas says
So cute!!
Kari Homan Shannon says
I love the rings, but can’t figure out where to find the rest of the instructions for the agate part of the ring… Could you please include the link or tell me where it is if I missed it??? Thanks and these are so beautiful, can’t wait to try them!!!
fran says
Hey Kari,
I’m sorry, it’s not very clear but here’s the link to the enamelling tutorial:
http://ecbiz209.inmotionhosting.com/~fallfo6/blog/2014/02/04/diy-enamel-faux-agate-necklace/
Enjoy
xx
Elsie May says
Hi, this is an amazing tutorial, and you do make it look easy! Really gorgeous rings!! How did you apply the gold leaf option? Is it painted on with something? Thanks!!
Betsy says
Hi, I’m desperate to make the enamel/gold rings. The directions are not clear, sorry. Can you contact me re: the ring. I’d like one for myself but more importantly I’d like to give someone one for a wedding ring (until they can afford another).
Thanx
Betsy
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