In this guide, we'll show you how to make your very own finger ring using the wrap method! The design gives you plenty of creative freedom to choose how the ring sits on YOUR finger, which gemstone, crystal or natural pearl to include in the ring, and whether the ring itself is simple or has small deltas in the wire.
Jewelry with fine organic details and a light expression continues to be a headline for jewelry trends, whether it is earrings, necklaces, bracelets or finger rings. That's why we also want to help you get started making your very own homemade jewelry that only YOU own.
We also see a high demand for beads, pearls and charms made of natural stones, crystals, semi-precious stones and moonstones. This is due to both the incredibly jewelry appearance of the stones, but also the many exciting energies that are attributed to the different materials.
That's why we'd like to show you a simple way to make gorgeous finger rings that are shaped to your finger and your temperament. So, read further below and find the right materials right here!
Wire wrapped ring with purple zirconia
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We used the following DIY components to make this ring:
- 1 cubic zirconia, 4mm
- approx. 60cm wire 0.4mm, gold-plated sterling silver
- 1 ring mandrel
Position the bead in the middle of the wire. Decide with size your ring is going to be and place the wire around the respective groove in the ring mandrel.
Tighten the wire.
Wind one of the wire ends around the ring mandrel twice.
Then you wind the other end of wire around the ring mandrel on the other side of the bead.
After that, you wrap the wire around the bead ... and tighten the wire.
You do the same with the other end of the wire.
Then you remove the ring mandrel...
... and wind one wire end around the ring.
Next, you wind the other wire end around the ring. Now the ring has got some support and and you can start wrapping the wire around it.can keep its shape. Now the ring has got some support and you can start wrapping.
Wind one wire end around the bead a few times.
Then you wrap the other wire end around the bead a couple of times. Continue like this - wrapping the two wire ends around the bead alternately.
Once you are done, you wrap one wire end around the ring a few times. Make sure that the windings are close to each other.
Then you wind the other wire end around the ring on the other side.
Cut the excess wire and press the ends in with chain-nose-pliers, if necessary. Make sure that the wire ends are placed on the outside of the ring to avoid scratches on the finger.
Wire wrapped ring with green zirconia
We used the following DIY components to make this ring:
- 1 cubic zirconia, 4mm
- approx. 25cm wire 0.4mm, gold-plated sterling silver
- 1 ring 18/16mm, gold-plated sterling silver
Place the bead in the middle of the wire. Wind the wire around the ring a few times.
Wind the other wire end around the ring a couple of times.
Then you wrap one wire end around the bead.
Wrap it around the bead a few times.
Next, you wrap the other wire end around the bead. Continue wrapping ...
Wind one of the wire ends around the ring a couple of times...
... then you wind the other wire end around the ring.
Cut the excess wire. If necessary, you press the wire ends carefully inwards with chain-nosed pliers.
Wire wrapped ring with tourmaline beads
Til denne fingerring er der brugt følgende materialer:
- 5 tourmaline beads, 3mm, faceted
- approx. 50cm wire 0.4mm, gilded copper
- 1 closed jumpring, 20mm, gilded brass
Position the beads in the middle of the wire. Wind one of the wire ends around the ring a few times.
Wind the other wire end around the ring a couple of times.
Now you wrap the wire around the ring between the 1. and 2. bead.
Wrap the wire around the ring between the 2. and the 3. bead.
Go on like this and wrap the wire around the ring between the beads.
Wind the same wire end backwards in the same way.
Now the take the other wire end and wrap it around the ring between the beads.
Once you have reached the other side, you switch direction and wrap backwards.
You finish your wrapped ring by winding each of the wire ends around the ring a few times.
Cut the excess wire and press the wire ends inwards with chain-nose pliers.
Wrapped rings with silver wire
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