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Make your own wedding rings

Students making wedding rings

Why not make your own wedding rings? I offer a one day workshop for couples to spend the day in the studio with me and make your rings form start to finish. I will be there to take you step by step through the process and I can guarantee your rings will look perfect by the end of the day, and you will be really impressed with your results. Even if you have never done any silversmithing before, you will be able to make perfectly finished rings.

More info:

  • We can arrange a day to suit you, Saturdays do get booked up quickly.
  • Workshop are 10am – 4pm
  • Light lunch included
  • Cost of day per couple £240
  • Metal is additional, and costs fluctuate according to the gold fix at time of purchase. Email for guidance
  • You can make the rings in silver, 9k gold or 18k gold.
  • If you would like to have the rings hallmarked or engraved this will be an additional charge.

Top tip!

  • My experience shows that simple wedding bands, made and finished perfectly are the most satisfying.  If you would prefer something a little more complicated, it is possible, but please contact me to discuss your ideas to ensure they are possible in one day.

Commission your wedding rings

Wedding ring commission

I work to commission to allow you to have input into your rings and have exactly what you want. This may include different size diamonds, different metals, different stones or different band widths. You may already have an engagement ring that requires more than a simple band, perhaps shaped to fit around your ring, or diamonds set in the band to reflect the character of the engagement ring.

It is also possible for me to work with your own diamonds or recycle your old and sentimental jewellery into engagement or wedding rings.

If you are interested in this please do get in touch. I can work by email or phone, though if you are nearby you are welcome to visit the studio.


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