Silver rings

Buying silver rings - elegant and unique

In our RINGSCHMIEDE BERLIN each silver ring is created as a unique piece. Either as part of our workshops or made by us according to your personal wishes. In this way, we ensure that your ring not only meets your taste, but also radiates individuality and character.

Anyone who buys a silver ring from us is closely involved in the manufacturing process and experiences the joy of genuine craftsmanship at first hand. The result is a unique ring that combines quality, value and timeless elegance in one piece of jewellery.

Book your Ring forging course or have your customised design professionally implemented directly by us.

How to create your silver rings in the workshop

As silver is naturally soft, we use alloys to give it more strength. We usually process the precious metal in an alloy of 93.5% silver and 6.5% copper. 

Argentium silver is also used - a modern silver alloy with germanium that improves on conventional sterling silver. Fine silver (pure silver) can also be processed on request. All our alloys are nickel-free.

We use the sand casting process - a creative and traditional way to produce your customised silver ring. Silver and alloy metals are melted down and poured into a previously prepared mould. We usually do this in the following steps:

1. Mould preparation: First, a mould is created, often from special moulding sand. The sand is pressed or carved to create the desired ring shape. Precision is crucial here to ensure that the mould is exactly what you want.
2. Melting the silver: Workshop participants can bring old silver jewellery, coins or other silver objects to be melted down. Alternatively, we use high-quality silver granulate and copper for alloying.
3. Casting: The molten silver is poured into the prepared mould. This step requires precision so that the casting runs evenly and the details are preserved.
4. Removing the sprue: The sprue is then carefully removed with the goldsmith's saw.
5. Forging and moulding: The silver ring is hardened and moulded into its final shape by forging and pressing.

Our courses not only offer the opportunity to create handmade jewellery, but also provide a deeper understanding of the craft aspects of jewellery making. It's a great opportunity for creative people to personalise their jewellery. Forging engagement rings yourself.