A ring with your own initial — or the initial of someone you love — shaped by hand and fired into real 99.9% silver at your kitchen table. 5.9 million people watched this one being made:
How the initial ring is made
The letter is shaped from a thin roll of silver clay, attached to a simple band with a drop of water, dried, refined with sanding paper, then torch-fired into solid fine silver. Total working time: about an hour, plus drying.
Why letter rings work so well in clay
Cursive initials are nearly impossible to saw from sheet metal by hand — but in clay, you just roll a thin thread and shape it like handwriting. That's the magic of the material: if you can write it, you can wear it in silver.
Make yours
Follow the full silver clay ring tutorial for sizing and firing, and use the Silver Clay Starter Kit — it has everything: clay, torch, tools and instructions. It also makes a personal gift that no store can sell.
