Cast rings are some of my favorite pieces to make, and every time I cast a round of them I'm always impressed by the variety of textures and forms I can get from casting the same ring.
These rings were made using a method called Delft Sand casting. I first fabricated a ring to use as the mold, then cast each ring individually with a record-keeper sapphire carefully placed in the empty space in the mold, and pouring molten sterling silver into it. Only certain stones can take the heat of the cast-in-place technique, so when I bought these sapphires I knew exactly what i wanted to do with them.
Only a few of these actually “worked” the way I wanted them to, like this one. It’s all snug in its cast prongs:)
This size 7.5 ring has a record keeper sapphire cast in place. This rustic and organic piece is perfect for an everyday ring.
Specifications
- .925 sterling silver
- Record keeper sapphire
- Top: 7/8" x 1/4" approx.
- Fits a size 7.5
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