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Yay! I was hoping you'd do a tutorial for that ring. :)

Very good, I wanted and today is here, yupiiiiiiiiiii!!!
Thank you!!!

The way this ring is constructed is just so elegant and simple!
Eni

Tq so much

Hi, I love this ring and have purchased the tutorial. Can you please tell me where you are getting those large faceted stones you're using? Thanks... Bonnie

I bought from my local supplier in Malaysia. If you like to purchase i can get it for you. TQ

Emon, I would love to know where you get your stones from as well. This ring is so beautiful I am going to attempt to make this as well. I would love to find some nice stones like this and use this technique for a pendant as well. Great job and beautiful workmanship.

I am so enjoying this tutorial now that I have the wrapping down. I have a beautiful cut blue topaz, and a yellow citrine , both very big that I had cut from a mine I went to and you can buy a bucket of rocks and you take them in and they tell you what you have found and cut them for you, in North Carolina.I have a whole case of different stones, several emeralds, one of which is very high grade, and many mystic topaz, and rubies in heart shapes. Now I can set them in wire, and I am so excited about getting this ring made, with the 2 larger stones, they are going to be fantastic. Thanks so much, and I will send my finished products pictures when I get done. I left you high ratings, you deserve it as this tut is fantastic.

Wow tq for loving this tutorial. It such a big impact for me as im writing it for the first time.

This looks awesome. I have a question, once set, can the stone wiggle a bit inside the setting? Or is it tight enough not to move?


Cristina
http://cristinasjewelry.blogspot.com

If pull it tightly the stone will set..

Yeah, you can tighten it to lock it in, as I used an unruly polished stone, and it grabbed it tightly. Its a fun tut. I set my stone so it is facing forward and it gives such a different look. So I am also making one that goes the way she did hers now. LOVE THIS TUT. Thanks again. Pam

Pam im a guy darling.

Thank you Emi, your tutorial is really good, I made three rings, and I will make more, I like it, it can many oportunities to change it, cool.

Tq for liking it..that is my intention to give people to think differently

I love this tutorial design

Emon, How about that. I always thought you were female, and now I just saw that you are a male and will clarify my mistake. Either way, You are so very talented and I enjoy your work immensely. You inspire me to do good work with your technique and I love your tut, as I am using your weave patterns to make so many other things and it incorporates into alot of different pieces. Bigger Hugs, now that I know you are male, it wouldn't look as funny, hehhehhe, Just kidding , Keep your talents coming, I enjoy them all. Thanks, and Happy Holidays. and hope you all got what you needed and wanted for this year. I was spoiled rotten by my hubby, Hope you all were feeling the same. Hugs, Pam

Oh Pam, it's good to hear that you inspired a lot from my tutorial. Tq so much.

This is one of my favorite designs... the ring is really majestic!
-Eni
www.jewelrylessons.com

This such amazing promotion. Hope that all the students gain useful knowledge on this.

Exellent tutorial. I bought it yesterday for very nice price ;). Can't wait to make a ring! Thank you!

This is one of the most elegantly designed woven rings around... I love it.
-Eni
www.jewelrylessons.com

Hope that all the students enjoy this promo and gain a lot of knowledge from it!

i've just bought this tut..can't hardly wait to practice it..
thank you sooooo much for the promo and the bonus tut :D

what wire has been used in this tutorial? (I would like to make the ring out of a wire that is not as expensive as silver, as alot of wire has been used here!) Is brass possible to make this from???
p.s. sooo gorgeous!!
Sam