I Made A 10ct Diamond Ring

I have acquired a rare set of diamonds. Ten carats, which I cannot sell. So, I need to turn these stones into this ring. Now, I'm going to let you into a little secret. This is not how I usually start this process. I should have had a completed design first, so I had a plan and a layout to follow. But I don't have time because I'm flying out of London in two days. I have no other option than to make this ring from a picture in my mind. Which may or may not work out. Right now, you're watching me make the under-bezel. The seat of the centre diamond. When making a diamond ring, everything is made from this part. All diamonds are slightly different, even if the cut and carat are the same. By hand-making the bezel and working with the stone, it's what makes handmade rings so special. Over ready-made mounds or computer-generated. With the under-bezel completed, I now need to make the same part for the other ten diamonds. Before I soldered them all together, you would then start seeing the shape of the ring come together. I just wanted to say, making a ring without a design is something I've not done in a long time. But it's just how I imagined it. A real statement piece, which is now part of my collection. This ring has been made from natural diamonds, and it's the only one. I also have another five set of stones to make five identical rings. But this time, using lab-grown diamonds, which is now available for pre-order. Link in the description. So thank you for watching. And here is the final finished ring.