How to Make a Handmade Emerald Cut Bezel for a 3-Stone Ring (Part 1)

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This is part one of the series I’m making on how to make a handmade 3-stone ring with an emerald cut center stone and tapered baguette side stones. In part two I will cover how to make the tapered baguette boxes and attach them to the center bezel. Stay tuned if you’re interested!
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Комментарии : 27

@CrurryMann Год назад

Please Keep on doing This!! Your Videos are great especially for Young Goldsmiths!!

@VikTheJeweler Год назад

Please keep watching so I can make more!

@polosandoval 6 месяцев назад

Instructional treasure! Thanks

@alejandrogracia4448 Год назад

Very nice and clean work you do Sir. Can't wait to see the second part!

@VikTheJeweler Год назад

Thank you Alejandro! Really appreciate your message.

@Tdontworry Год назад

Your craftsmanship is amazing, and the way you explain is by far the most detailed ive seen on youtube .. i am also a goldsmith that makes everything by hand and this video really helped qith a project im working on.. thank you for sharing your knowledge . 💛🙏🏽

@VikTheJeweler Год назад

Thank you!

@petersamir7447 Год назад

Amazing 👏

@VikTheJeweler Год назад

Thank you!

@egorfateyev8356 Год назад

Best explanation with voice!Thank you for work.Waiting for the part 2

@VikTheJeweler Год назад

Thanks so much for your message

@VikTheJeweler Год назад

Thank you so much for your message

@stevemccutchen7823 Год назад

When will be adding part 2. Look forward to seeing more of your work!

@VikTheJeweler Год назад

Appreciate you watching Steve! It’s in the process of being filmed. Trying to release it by next week.

@marywolfe3018 Год назад

Thank you for this video. I've really enjoyed it very much. You've explained every thing very well. Can't wait to view step 2.

@steveredwatty 11 месяцев назад

Great video. Really clear and easy to follow. I'm just starting out as an amateur, silversmith and will definitely be watching the rest if your videos. I really like the mini vice you use, ibe done a search and can't find anything similar. Would you mind letting me know where you got it, amd what its called? Keep up the great work.

@Metalsmithnna 6 месяцев назад

This is great!! So clearly explained! May I ask where you sourced your vice?

@manoudejong7215 Год назад

Your work is amazing, and your explanation really helps me a lot. I was wondering what the name of the tool is that you are using to hold the bezel while you are working on it? I am really interested in it but i can’t seem to find it anywhere

@ruthdederich3622 2 месяца назад

I found that clamp on ebay! Thanks for your guidance. My friend taught me to. do this another way I couldn't master but will try it this way... We'll see... How did you get your training? Thanks.

@OpalStar7 9 месяцев назад

If you have time I’d love to know, what gauge sheet are you using for this? Thanks and awesome tutorial!! 🙏🥂

@Dddbfgvev 4 месяца назад

Brother bless you, stay up!

@aurum574 7 месяцев назад

Splendid! May I know the name of the tool you used for hold the plate? Thnks

@user-gf9nb9xo8c Месяц назад

Grea video. Thank you. Can you please tell me how thick is the plate? And the dimensions for the stone. Thank you very much.

@leventoz677 Месяц назад

Can you please tell what the name of the vise you hold the bezel with is. I need one in my workshop. Thank you

@tgilbertson747 2 месяца назад

I have a 24K wedding band that broke into 3 pieces. Could you melt them back into a ring - how do I contact you about this - thanks Tim

@VikTheJeweler Месяц назад

Hey! Yes, please DM on Instagram vm_jewelry

@CaptainMyCaptain33 7 месяцев назад

Where do you get your emeralds at? I have trouble finding decent emeralds at decent prices. Especially Colombian. But I am not picky about the source tho I do like the Panjshir, Zambian and Colombian emeralds. Your work is amazing btw. Thanks for sharing it.