Tamara Gervasio / Lost wax carving workshop / One to one Classes on Instagram: "🌟 Today is all about personalized learning with @brother_banquo_and_queen in our one-on-one classes! 💍 She’s crafting a unique Smoky Quartz ring inspired by a lost signet ring style. 🔨 We’re shaping the ring first before diving into creating the setting for her stunning oval faceted smoky quartz. 🙌 Stay tuned for the sequel as we unveil the finished masterpiece of her bespoke lost wax carving ring ready…

from wax to metal 🕯️ crafted from recycled sterling silver using the ancient lost wax casting process, each piece starts from a block of wax that i carve, melt and engrave before sending it off to get cast into metal. all of these one off beauties are still available & looking for their forever homes!

Embark on this DIY journey and create the ring that tells your story! A plaster mould will be made for your wax model and silver will be cast to create that masterpiece you’ve always wanted! Absolutely no experience is needed for this kit! (Link in bio)

DESIGN YOUR OWN SILVER RING WORKSHOP — The Ringsmiths

Heart Melter ❤️‍🔥 Hand carved using the lost wax casting method, this melting heart ring makes a statement and would be a trippy addition to your ring collection. From our Trippy Drippy collection. Also available in 9CT yellow gold. Your ring size is best determined by visiting your local jeweller. I design, create and hand finish each piece from my studio in Melbourne. Please allow 4 weeks for your item to be created & shipped. If you have a particular date in mind, please let me know and…

See our ring making kits and find the one suited best for you at The Workbench London. Wedding bands, signet rings and more, take a look!

Learn how to carve a ring from separate parts. You learn all about carving a setting for a stone, how to carve a ring, and how to carve a space in the ring for the setting to drop into. Want to know if this is something for you? You can read what you learn and why here.

Here is the last jewellery project I designed from my model making course which ended in January. It was my first real project where I had to do a lot of tiny intricate carving. The cuff bracelets I made were easier to work with because I had more surface area and the designs weren't detailed, although of course it took much longer to finish each bracelet. I definitely saw an improvement in my carving from when I started to when I finished this ring, and in fact what I'm showing off below is…