DIY Double Finger Ring
A double finger rings has a top that stretches over two fingers, joining two ring bands together underneath. Though many stores sell these bold rings, they are much cheaper to make by hand. Creating custom two-finger rings also ensures that the wearer has a ring that reflects her personal style .
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Things You'll Need
- Ring mandrel or dowel the size of your finger
- 18-gauge wire
- Needle nose pliers
- Wire cutters
- Epoxy that bonds metal
- Gems, old jewelry pieces, charms or pendants
Instructions
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Wrap wire around the ring mandrel or dowel the size of your finger. Wrap it at least two times, or until it's your desired thickness.
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Pull the band off the mandrel or dowel and carefully wrap the wire ends around the band. Trim the ends so they don't poke out.
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Wrap an identical band around the mandrel or dowel and repeat Step 2.
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Hold the ring bases together so one side touches the other. Wrap a short piece of wire around the place where the two bands touch until they are securely attached to each other. Trim the ends of the wire.
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Glue the embellishments to the tops of the two bands with an epoxy that works on metal and whatever material your ring top is made of.
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Tips & Warnings
Use old or broken earrings, pendants and charms as ring toppers.
Work in a well-ventilated area when using epoxy.
