I really really like the bright ring with a whitish base and then all the colors that just pop. I'm thinking of getting one myself. Very very very nice
If you are interested I had an idea. You should have a challenge where we enter for the chance to meet you and you can teach us how to make the ring. And winner can take the ring they made with you home. I know I would love to make my own rings but I just don't have the money for tools and materials for it. I'm not sure if it's just me but I would love to get some hand on experience with a master ring maker. Thank you for your consideration and keep up the good work. Love your vids
I work at a coffee house...I like to have videos on the tv while I’m working for customers to watch...I found your videos...and we’ve been watching them for a week now...we get many comments...some customers will watch while ordering and some will stop what they are doing and ask questions...I always enjoy explaining what your doing...great work...so from those of us at Papa’s coffee liberty Mo....we love your work!!
Nice work.. i do like the contrast of the snake design too. It makes the 1 color POP more. When i was young, we use to dig for opals in dried mud areas between shoshone and baker Baker Cal. Not sure if its open to the public anymore but if so, you might consider a trip. The trip and digging took less time then soaking the stones from the mud without damaging the stones. I use to make Celtic jewelry with it. And yes, i was a kid.. 10-12 yrs old. Ironically my stepdad bought a Shop Smith and various chucks i used that he didnt because i did jewelry. I had enuf opal from 2 yrs of digging once a month to make items tell i was 15 plus sold much of my spare to various ppl and jewelers. Id live to see a purplish with a lil hit pink hew and a blackish similar to the green one. Make the main color POP POP POP.. as Chris Rock says in 5th Element.. lol. We all have our likes and i made them differently too.. You might look into a trip to find the digging areas. Or find out if they are in a state park now. It wasnt back then ... btw, i just turned 55 on the 13th.. Opals were my passion.. well they have always been but not as much as then.
Woah the glow shot at the end holy cow, I did not expect them to look that awesome in low-light. Amazing job man. I would love to see some videos hosted by Walker or some of the other ring-makers bringing their ideas to the channel as well as to your brand. Keep up the awesome work Patrick.
Very impressive. When cutting gems there is a lot of waste, chips and dust. I think the way you have integrated the opal chips into your inlays is gorgeous!
I'm an aspiring artist starting in the jewelry world and I love watching everything you make. I get so much inspiration from the things you create I get so excited to work on my own projects! Thanks so much for your hard work on these videos!
That reptile ring might, be my, favorite I've seen from you guys! If that had the blue glow of the one blow it or the aqua glow of the tropical glow while maintaining the daytime image w/the black powder it might be my, favorite ring ever made
Wow! This rings are looking great! I would love to make myself a ring, but I am pretty bad in this... So I let the people who are good in this things, making the cool things. Please never stop.
You can get a set from his website, you can makeshift for some of the materials, and for sanding, just manually do it. It takes time, but the outcome is definitly worth it.
If only the yellow in the tropical ring was brighter, i would like it mire, but the others are incredible! I loved them all, couldnt choose a favorite!
Your rings are ALWAYS interesting and dynamic!!! As a lover of jewellery myself it's hard to find men's rings in-particular that are original or interesting in design. I'm DEFINITELY a huge fan.
Have you ever made a ring using the swarth from the lathe from multiple materials, and then either put them in resin and make the rings from that, or using the ca glue method. My guess the copper used in one of these rings is swarth from a previous ring.
hey man i just ordered a sunken ring for my wedding band. i am so exited and cant wait to start making my own! love you and your products keep going brother
LOVED this video! Definitely one of my favorites. Great choices, all around and I can definitely see you integrating some amethyst, opal and glow powder into one of your ' deep space' themed rings! Also, in reference to the reptilian, green opal ring, you actually could allow for a pattern with the opal inlay, since many reptiles have a unique pattern to their skin. I think that would translate well to the inlays of that particular style of ring. Again, GREAT BUILD!
I absolutely love the reptile one. If I had the money I would buy all of them 😂 I'm excited to see what you make next. It would be cool if you made more pop culture inspired rings. Keep doing what you're doing because I'm sure I'll love all of them.
Hey brother ,awesome work. My wife and I were checking out your website to upgrade my wedding band.i was thinking it would be awesome to do a matching ring ,cufflink combo. Just food for thought .
these rings are absolutely stunning! I love your work. Opal is my fav stone ( as well as my birthstone) so seeing these are great! you're such a talented guy!
Ha, we must be like-minded. I just saw this video today after buying a bunch of types of opal over the last few weeks. I think I find a "new" idea and you've already beat me to it!
Man love the rings love how you make them in never seen a bad ring on your chanel. Now iv got a problem.....cant seem to stop making rings now thanks lol ...ill have to send you one of my rings one day keep up the great work friend.
Really cool video, makes me want to buy a steel lathe :) I expected to dislike the tropical ring (not my color scheme) but I really like it. Awesome stuff
Hi Patrick, your rings are stunning by any standards!!! It is my 30th wedding anniversary this year and im wanting to have a go at making my wife a ring so it is personal. I’m wanting to know what you actually call the ring bases and where you get them from please? Thanks, Sean
You do great work. Love all the stuff you do. Planning on contacting you soon for a ring just can't decided on what one. Plus my son to be wife is buying for me as our wedding ring. You rock man keep up the truly awesome job.
would love to see you use labradorite, it has the most intense flash of colours, and it has the most organic pattern for a clear crystal, not sure if its good for blanks, but would work the way you used the amythist chunks
There are absolutely gorgeous you ever thought of doing something with like rubies or Sapphires and things like that that be cool if you could get that done Ruby's one of my favorites I know they're hard to find but that would be cool keep up the great work take care and God bless
Patrick, you do such beautiful work! I would love to get a ring from you. Hopefully with my next work bonus, I’ll be able to put a order in. Keep up the great work and thanks for the videos!
Love them all except the tropical ring just a little too yellow but love all the others including the reptile 🦎 ring thank you pat love it all thank you for all the knowledge that you give
I have an idea for a large ring made of a dark metal possibly meteorite with a hammered rocky texture with little holes in it filled with gems or glow powder a gem mine theme sort of
