This is a fine silver ring whose ring head is made of silver clay and the ring band of square 2*2 mm 925 silver wire.. The gold effect is obtained with the Keum-boo technique. This is a technique that uses heat and friction to apply a layer of gold to a silver surface. This is done with 24 crt gold foil. The petals of the flower are shaped by hand. All dried separately (an odd number of petals works best aesthetically) Then with silver clay spray paste attach the parts together, dry again and finally use the spray paste to make small balls in the heart of the flower. Bake the ring head first. After baking, polishing and polishing you solder the ring band underneath with a piece of spot solder. Again, polish and polish well. Finally, the gold layer can be applied.
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