sammysilver said:It is better to have loved and lost, than to have ever loved and married.
2nd_Hand_Gold_Man said:Is the coin to be melted to make the ring? and are you choosing the US coin for its gold color?
could you make the ring from 22ct scrap? or is the ring your making going to be 999.
best wishes
sammysilver said:It is better to have loved and lost, than to have ever loved and married.
Sa_bogan said:2nd_Hand_Gold_Man said:Is the coin to be melted to make the ring? and are you choosing the US coin for its gold color?
could you make the ring from 22ct scrap? or is the ring your making going to be 999.
best wishes
sammysilver said:It is better to have loved and lost, than to have ever loved and married.
im looking to turn the coin into a coin ring, so keeping the detail on both sides as the rings design - i love the $5 gold indian with the stars but its too small for my finger size being a 1/4 oz coin
Looking at using a $10 indian or something like that
The Crow said:For marriage, you will need a coin that is at least 1 kg, after all it is going to have to go around your ankle or neck. Are you going make the chain and ball out of gold as well? This could prove an expensive excercise!!![]()
The Crow said:For marriage, you will need a coin that is at least 1 kg, after all it is going to have to go around your ankle or neck. Are you going make the chain and ball out of gold as well? This could prove an expensive excercise!!![]()
Length 255.0mm
Width 85.0mm
Thickness 35mm
Weight 400oz