If you are interested in making jewelry, but you don't know where to begin, I made a course! www.benchclass.com/jumpstart-for-jewelers Also, it felt really good to make a relaxing video this time. Enjoy :)
WOW! 24k content that I'm here for! Such an incredible process that mixes modern technology with old-world craftsmanship to create such a beautiful ring. You really ARE a Modern Goldsmith!!!!
I can't express how much I enjoy watching your videos of creating these gorgeous pieces, from an artistic and manufacturing perspective. Also pretty shiny things :)
Sometimes, when I watch videos like this, I regret that I've didn't change course to goldsmithing, while I was at school 18 years ago. I feel like I would have so much more fun working like this :3
That was so lovely to watch!! Was it faster or easier to use the laser engraver instead of rolling out and curving little rods? The finished ring is so gorgeous!
I really love watching all the different techniques of making a ring. With this ring and other small things made out of page stock do you need to worry about internal stresses in the metal while working on it? Does the affect whether you choose to cast or make something out of flat stock?
Such a wonderful and beautiful ring!! Love to just sit and go through your videos..so very relaxing after a hard day. You, dear sir, are a genius at your work!
That came out beautiful. I just started school as a jewelry repair technician. Looking forward to one day reach a master level like you. Thanks for making the video.
It's awesome. I'm wondering why you chose this method instead if lost wax method. IS one easier or IS the end result that much different? Both seem equally challenging...
Therre was a LOT my father didn't teach me before he died. How do you manage to keep pieces in place during soldering? As soon as the flame hits the borax, things always move?
It's tricky for sure. The gallery rails are fitted to be held in with a very small amount of tension. Repositioning is sometimes needed after the coating. The prongs were done being placed by hand, but carving notches into the gallery rails helps guide where they should go
So, I've also seen many videos of you making rings out of... I'm pretty sure you've used a specific term for them, but I can't remember it. Bars? Little bars of metal that you roll and bend and shape into a ring. Why was this ring not made that way? It seems like bending a bar would save on potentially lost material from cutting that plate with a saw. Just wondering! Thanks for the great videos!
That is the traditional way to make a shank, out of ingots (the bars you mentioned) I got a laser recently, so I thought it would be fun to try something entirely new. I first designed the shank in CAD, then laser marked the shape on a 2mm thick sheet of gold. I'm not sure that this method "loses" anymore material because 99%+ of the material is recaptured, regardless of which method I use. Thanks for watching and the great comment.
I am a jeweller while your way is quicker I can’t help but feel like the romanticism behind forging out a shank like this is left out. nice video though 😊
If you are interested in making jewelry, but you don't know where to begin, I made a course! www.benchclass.com/jumpstart-for-jewelers
Also, it felt really good to make a relaxing video this time. Enjoy :)
Is that a Morganite ?
As in the coloured stone...
WOW! 24k content that I'm here for! Such an incredible process that mixes modern technology with old-world craftsmanship to create such a beautiful ring. You really ARE a Modern Goldsmith!!!!
I can't express how much I enjoy watching your videos of creating these gorgeous pieces, from an artistic and manufacturing perspective. Also pretty shiny things :)
Tooooo kind :)
It's amazing to watch those 3 pieces become one 😮
That is jaw-droppingly gorgeous
That ring is gorgeous
Sometimes, when I watch videos like this, I regret that I've didn't change course to goldsmithing, while I was at school 18 years ago. I feel like I would have so much more fun working like this :3
then you are only 40 years old, take some courses or something :) maybe swing by a local goldsmith, and talk to them about it.
Not trying to promote too much, but I do have a course for people wanting to get into this trade, even as a hobby! See the pinned comment.
It's not too late. Many of my jewelry students are between 55 & 77.
Jordan, that's simply exquisite! You make it seem so easy, but I know there's years underneath that sublime talent! 👏 👏 👏
Such delicate work requires a steady hand, and great eyesight. Beautifully done.
I love sitting down to relax, open YT, and see you have posted a new video 😊
I wish they were longer lol
Haha! This was about 3 hours of footage cut down to 9 minutes. I could make it longer but I have such a hard time feeling like it’s too drawn out
@@moderngoldsmith I'll love them 9mins or 19mins. Your content is great. I did miss the amount of narrative from older videos.
That was so lovely to watch!! Was it faster or easier to use the laser engraver instead of rolling out and curving little rods? The finished ring is so gorgeous!
Sooooooo beautiful. I love cushion cuts!!!
Beautiful ring!
Your creations are works of art, and so are the videos you give us!
I really love watching all the different techniques of making a ring.
With this ring and other small things made out of page stock do you need to worry about internal stresses in the metal while working on it? Does the affect whether you choose to cast or make something out of flat stock?
I never knew how much work and patience goes into creating a ring. That is just gorgeous, great work. Is that one for sale?
Thank you! This one is spoken for, but I'm always ready to create more. All inquires should be sent to hello@moderngoldsmith.com
looks lovely
I've been making rings for a bit now and only now did I realize you could polish with the stone already set... That makes things so much easier
So beautiful so talented so generous to share. Thank you
very satisfying and your mastery in the art was shown by how perfectly you made the cuts.Truly amazing
Hey, thanks!
Damm really chill and nice vid als someone who severly suffers from ASD i really like the calmness and slow pace of the vid.
I'm glad you enjoyed. It's always nice to release a video like this from time to time.
@@moderngoldsmith thank you
Your work is so lovely! Beautiful job. I hope one day I’ll be able to afford a piece from you!
Such a wonderful and beautiful ring!! Love to just sit and go through your videos..so very relaxing after a hard day. You, dear sir, are a genius at your work!
Thanks for the nice comment! I love hearing it
How big was that diamond? I’m so glad you are posting here again. I’ve missed watching your a master in his craft.
What a lovely video. This is the exact ring I want down to the cushion cut, my boyfriend is going to my uncle's shop this summer for one
I’m glad I could bring up wholesome memories for you! Thanks for watching
Absolutely beautiful!
That came out beautiful. I just started school as a jewelry repair technician. Looking forward to one day reach a master level like you. Thanks for making the video.
It's awesome. I'm wondering why you chose this method instead if lost wax method. IS one easier or IS the end result that much different? Both seem equally challenging...
Even your sawdust is made of gold, how posh is that! Great little film and a very beautiful ring, thank you, well done.
Thanks for watching and the kind words!
So well done!
just stunning! 😍
Beautiful craftsmanship and stunning piece of jewelry! 😍 I take it's lab-grown, or is it? How many carats is it?
Thank you! Yes it's a lab-grown diamond and 3 carat in size.
Genius work! ABSOLUTELY Stunning! 🤩
How many millimeters is the thickness of the prong?and ring
Do you not do the poured/molded designs anymore?
I certainly do! I wanted to do something new for the channel.
What was the thickness of the metal before you rolled it? Beautiful piece!
2mm! Thank you
Thank you for the time and effort that goes into making these videos so beautiful
I appreciate you mentioning that because it is a lot of time! haha.
Just caught your video, wonderful work. I have said it many times. Less is more. Again, truly spectacular.
Awesome Jordan, although we did miss your commentary:)
Therre was a LOT my father didn't teach me before he died. How do you manage to keep pieces in place during soldering? As soon as the flame hits the borax, things always move?
It's tricky for sure. The gallery rails are fitted to be held in with a very small amount of tension. Repositioning is sometimes needed after the coating. The prongs were done being placed by hand, but carving notches into the gallery rails helps guide where they should go
It's stunning!
mannnn i hope i get my wedding ring made from you, you are so immensly talented!!
What a beautiful workbench and variety of tools, and the Lazer inscriber is incredible and very expensive I'm sure
Beautiful and quality built to last for generations!
I'm amazed. You were remarkably precise, true craftsmanship.
Hey First of all nice Made Ring, i wanted to know what that laser is tht you use to ingrave???
Thanks for the Video and habe a nice day
WOOT New video!
All that’s left is to find Someone to give it to! Lol
💀💀💀
a lucky lady will be wearing this soon and she has no idea
@@moderngoldsmith - she might now. 😊
@@moderngoldsmith I appreciate your confidence in me lol.
@@moderngoldsmithBold of you to post this before asking!
Stunning! ❤
classic and timeless
How much does something like this cost?
So, I've also seen many videos of you making rings out of... I'm pretty sure you've used a specific term for them, but I can't remember it. Bars? Little bars of metal that you roll and bend and shape into a ring. Why was this ring not made that way? It seems like bending a bar would save on potentially lost material from cutting that plate with a saw. Just wondering! Thanks for the great videos!
That is the traditional way to make a shank, out of ingots (the bars you mentioned) I got a laser recently, so I thought it would be fun to try something entirely new. I first designed the shank in CAD, then laser marked the shape on a 2mm thick sheet of gold. I'm not sure that this method "loses" anymore material because 99%+ of the material is recaptured, regardless of which method I use. Thanks for watching and the great comment.
@@moderngoldsmith Thanks for the response! That's very interesting. Did it save time over the traditional method?
Know-how and tecnology, our must
Beautiful work as always.
Gorgeous diamond ring. ❤
GORGEOUS 💎
Your jewelry skills are awesome!
Wow! That is beautiful.
That’s a stunning ring and wonderful process 🥰
Simply gorgeous! Simple design brings out the beauty of the stone.
Absolutely beautiful!!!😊
What gauge was the sheet before you cut it?
All the gold flakes 😍😍😍
Super shume bukur perfekte bravo Mjeshter
i love this content, keep it up!
How do you catch all the shavings and tiny slivers of gold?
He's shown it before, a little tray under his work table
Absolute perfection, that's a ring I could do with for when I pop the question pretty soon 👍
Ready to make you one
@@moderngoldsmith I will let you know closer to the time. just need a price with shipping to the UK 👍
Absolutely gorgeous.
What is the stone? Lovely work, btw.
3 carat lab-grown diamond
Stunning!
Very polite and great technique.
I am very impressed✨
Stunning!! 😍🔥
Absolutely beautiful ❤
Perfect work!
Very good work👍
Lovely work👌Making it look so easy 😅
Wow, that was so interesting to watch. It's exquisite, well done, love it.
Thank you very much!
That is so beautiful
You have an amazing talent young man
Wow excellent video and channel thanks 🙏🏻
Beautiful 💍
Why would you opt for this method instead of bending wire into a circle to start the ring?
Just felt like trying something new, honestly!
Absolutely Beautiful …
Beautiful
Wow! Perfection!
Gorgeous
now a ring like this should be made for me 😊
Well done
Beautiful👍
Also brand new bench peg when drilling and daping block. Is this an advert
Beautiful ❤
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Gorgeous ..
I love your videos.
Exquisite!
I like this ring way more than the Taylor Swift one.
What are we some kind of modern goldsmith?
So beautiful and modern I’ll show case it for you.😂😂😂
plz price ring
I am a jeweller while your way is quicker I can’t help but feel like the romanticism behind forging out a shank like this is left out. nice video though 😊
Hey bro I'm from India and I'm a goldsmith 💝💝