Micro Pavé - 1,3mm blue and white diamonds - vandoorendiamonds

In the video you see Niels van Dooren setting 61 stones in a white gold ring. All stones are 1,3 mm diameter and vary from white to blue.
Visit: www.vandoorendiamonds.com
Music used:
- Drone in D - Kevin MacLeod
- I Need to start Writing things Down - Chris Zabriskie

[@jamesstays7192]

Wow, scandalously beautiful !!!

[@heinikendude]

jaime eduardo sequeda becerra thanks for those kind words

[@ollieox4176]

Wow that’s stunning! I have never thought about how difficult a circular setting would be. And somehow you made it work beautifully

[@heinikendude]

Thanks Ollie, obviously there are many ways on how to set diamonds in a circle but this is my personal preference.

[@cecilmccecil5312]

AMAZING! He created, by hand a circular setting WITH prongs! I am going to try this.

[@heinikendude]

Thanks for your comment Cecil =)

[@user-eq8ou5gi4h]

thanks for exellent video!

[@heinikendude]

Good morning and thank you ! =)

[@isaiasrubio7676]

Excelente trabajo

[@ruud4508]

polish with hairbrush after cylinder burring, makes all the difference. Also using a "splitter" after placing the stones makes stronger prongs holding the stones, in stead of cutting the rectangle in half in order to create two prongs.

[@heinikendude]

Thanks Ruud, sometimes I also split and sometimes I cut it in half. Depends on the width of the prong ;-)

[@kabbey30]

Great work and great design. It may be bees wax, but one of the blue diamonds was 'dead' looking.

[@heinikendude]

Wakita Sioux Thanks for your comment. All blue diamonds are natural and therefore each and very single one had a different sparkle. Kind regards !

[@rakeshmukherjee7139]

Nice

[@robertboatright2192]

nice!

[@heinikendude]

Thank you Robert

[@john-cl5ze]

nice working!! What is the correct name of bur used at 9:00? and did you use 120° onglette graver?

[@heinikendude]

Hi Hyun Jun Jang,
That's a tapered bur.
No all hand sharpened gravers unto 60 degrees.
Regards,
Niels

[@moeses6ix668]

Can you do a video on diamond setting teeth grillz?

[@ingot_buddy]

What is the name of the short twist drill bit you used in the beginning? I've never seen them so short

[@anthonymoses4993]

Do all of your diamonds have to be the same exact size? For example if you had a 2mm, 2.14mm, and a 2.17 mm round diamond could they work together?

[@heinikendude]

Hi Anthony Moses, no I measure all my diamonds to be the exact same size. If you work with 2mm diamonds I measure them to be 2.00mm and not bigger or smaller. =) Otherwise this would mess up the alignment
Regards

[@user-eo4zv1hd1j]

Отличная работа!

[@heinikendude]

English please ?

[@user-eo4zv1hd1j]

@@heinikendude jeweller👍👍👍👏!

[@OsamaBinBombin]

Do a captain America shield it would be sooo cool

[@cody4303]

What's the tool you are using to grab hold of the diamonds and push them into the settings?

[@heinikendude]

This tool is just a prong pusher (but then a bit bigger) so you can actually use the adhesion force of water to pick up a diamond by it's table.

[@giu3794]

Hello, Thank you for reply. Howewer, I do not clear certain steps that you have explained to me: What do you mean by magic division? And what you mean with 1-6 - 12 - 18 - 24, that is, what are they? I am grateful to you

[@heinikendude]

Wow, late reply. I start working from the center outwards.
One stone in the middle, six of equal size around, 12 of equal size in the next circle and so on

[@giu3794]

what the criteria you drew the first 7 holes in the middle ?? the distances between a circle and the other and thicknesses such as you calculated? I hope to get answers, thanks in advance

[@heinikendude]

Hi Peppe, determine the middle of the circle, measure the diameter of your diamond and start from there. The magic division is always 1 - 6 - 12 - 18 - 24 but you need the same size stones for that to be possible. As you can see with the first 7 : 1 - 6. The other rails are just continuing

[@cecilmccecil5312]

It is PI, right? 3.141. So PI equal sized stones fit around 1/2 of the original. 2 x PI equal sized stones can fit around 1 stone, that makes 6 stones fitting around the first stone and you add another 6 stones for each increasing ring? So the magic division is always 1 - 6 - 12 - 18 - 24 - 30 - 36 - 42?

[@cassianobeserra2036]

the number one!!!

[@jaishrikrishnajainiti9065]

India

[@heinikendude]

Thanks once again!

[@andijvie3119]

Hoi, domme vraag maar op welke snelheid (rpm) boor je die gaten? Ik moet nog wennen aan mn micromotor maar zelfs op 5000 rpm lijkt het veels te snel.

[@hass7562]

Whats the name of the tool your using at 25.40

[@jaquesjaques3360]

vc tem video de cravaçao trilho de pedras de 1.25 mm em aliança

[@heinikendude]

Not yet Jaques, but will be online in the future =)

[@joshprinceofficial1626]

What is the tool used at 7:00 called?

[@heinikendude]

That's a graver. We use to create bright cuts ;-)

[@meetsingh5503]

Hello sir i am ready is micro work

[@heinikendude]

Thanks!

[@yurimangasaryan5412]

класс маладец

[@heinikendude]

Thank you Yuri!

[@bimandas1437]

There are no vacancies for work

[@bimandas1437]

Please tell me 🙏

[@heinikendude]

Hi Biman Das, No we are a family business. Unfortunately no vacancies

[@bimandas1437]

If there is work elsewhere, please tell me

[@bimandas1437]

Please 🙏🙏

[@ollieox4176]

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