Making A 3ct D FLAWLESS Engagement Ring 

they still can be broken, scratched etc. Diamonds aren't the hardest thing in the world.

@@sirfitz8125 Apart from other diamonds and a very select few synthetic materials, yes they are. While they can still be broken, they are very sturdy and would require A LOT of directed force to shatter. Watch some videos where people hydraulic press diamonds, they don't break easily. This is quite useful when working with diamonds because you don't have to worry much about doing any damage to the diamond(s).

@@Diluted37 you can take a hammer and shatter them. They are the hardest MINERAL, keyword MINERAL.

@@sirfitz8125 you’re almost completely wrong. Diamonds are the hardest natural thing in the universe as far as we know. The only harder materials we’ve theorized or made are special ceramics that are very difficult to produce. The reason diamond shatters when you hit it with a hammer is because it is incredibly brittle, meaning it can’t absorb much energy and it’s very rigid unlike for example steel or rubber. There is still no metal that can scratch diamond though, it’s just too hard. That’s like trying to scratch glass with a piece of paper.

@@sirfitz8125 ur wrong but u got the concept correct. Diamond is the hardest but not the toughest.

What does that mean?

Gosh what a true master Of his craft..your skills are Truly blessed by GOD.. GOSH, BOBBY -->WHAT A LUCKY PERSON TO WEAR THAT HAND MADE RING. Great studio..♡you are Amazing.great job. ❤️ from 🇺🇸

Can you please tell me where one learns this kind of craftsmanship? Is it accessible to the average person? Thx.

@binatitagain only barrier of entry is knowing what tools to buy, youtube is your friend for the rest

How do you stick the tiny diamonds without claws? How do they hold tight?

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@@usazisoighost9532 lol

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World's costliest gemstones are here👇

Yes!🤩😍

Lucky girl? Probably has a lot of other skills as well...

With such a tiny finger, she's probably just a child. A "lucky" girl engaged at childhood.

I wear a size 5 ring, and can assure you, I passed "girlhood" a long time ago!

YES!

unless you bought it from a generic jewelry store then it's probably just made in a mold in 3 seconds

RUNNY!!!!!

Small world to see you watching this video, too, Runny-san!

Obviously, you don't know much about it.

@@andrewandretti7379 3 ct d color flawless diamond would cost you around 100K USD

For me it's clothing shoes jewelry and cars I love it all. Too bad I'm broke asf

I'm right with you here

Good points, we will make a video like this soon.

and like how can you solder more pieces to the ring when there's already stuff soldered to it? 🧐 different melting temperatures? ...

@@eli_steiner not Bobby but I make jewelry as well... There are different solders, easy, medium, hard, etc... Each has different melting points. So you can solder one with medium then the next with easy and as long as you don't over heat the metal the previous stuff should stay soldered. You can sometimes get away with using the same solder if you direct the heat well and/or its not extremely close to another solder joint. Anyway hope that answered your question.

I agree

@@BabyJesus66I believe this piece is done in platinum. If this is the case, solders are not usually used and the metal is fused by careful adjustment and direction of the heat.

I am going to start doing this once Covid restrictions are eased.

@@BobbyWhite I would love this too. but make sure to ask if it's oki before you film. since such as ring is not cheap. and could be they are not interested in being seen by the world. :)

@@BobbyWhite you said at the beginning it was for his wife’s birthday, it was engagement though?

@@Favorline or the wife )

@@BobbyWhite guess what, restrictions are eased. 😂

I agree with you!

Must have serious 💰

For my girls birthday we went to Texas Roadhouse….. it’s basically the same thing

I agree concerning appearance but value is another story ;o)

i like it. looks overdone in a excessive way

agree! a solitaire would have been enough.

@@user-un7yy3rh6h One can never have too many diamonds. Lol

Thank you!🙏

Hi, there are 2 such videos on the channel I think

Thank you.

Will do one soon.

@@BobbyWhite Maybe an apartment/ wardrobe tour one day as well?

Probably not, the editing just makes it seem like that

It's the editing.

Lol

😂

I was about to ask the same question 😂

Yeah I wonder how much a ring like that would cost?

​@@juniorsir9521 My boyfriend's dad recently bought a ring for his wife similar to this one for $17,000

@@aliyahstinard3038 this diamond alone was 80gs

@@bugsterboigaming1242 lab made way cheaper

Idk bro, I think it’s comin in at more than 100k. It’s GIA certified, that shit automatically makes the price go up even more.

Fr?!

@@user-qg5vu1sy5j yeah a 58 thouz is a super deal if it looked like this

75k for the stone… ring was probably 150

@@jlo6232 Idk bro buy a Lamborghini or a ring for a girl who might cheat on you 🤷🏽

Totally agree. The large stone would stand out more on its own.

Well it's for a customer so...

Valued*

people seem reluctant to answer that im trying to find out lol

It’s Mixture of boracic acid powder and methylated sprit. It’s used to protect stones, and rhodium plating from burning when using a torch 👍🏻

Ok, thanks 👍 I'll try that out.

Michaels has a good selection of beads and string. You can also try Joans arts and crafts.

Start with copper or craft wire and natural stones 😊

No I think it’s only you? You’re not doing it correctly.....

This ring turned out so gorgeous. Would have loved to see it in a setting without the halo. Beautiful either way!

Naw, that’s one beautiful ring.

After all the exquisite craftsmanship, I experienced a similar emotion when I viewed the finished Ring. The overload of small diamonds detract from the crystalline clarity and beauty of the D flawless stone...it's an individual choice.....clients are clients!