This green-stone silver ring was made at home, from clay that turns into real silver. 1.3 million people watched it happen — here's the reel, and how you can make your own version this weekend.
What you're seeing
The band is rolled from silver clay, the green cubic zirconia is pressed straight into the wet clay, and after drying the whole ring is torch-fired. The binder burns away, the silver particles fuse, and the stone is locked in place permanently — a real 99.9% fine silver ring with a set stone, no prongs or glue.
Choose your stone, choose your story
Green for a birthstone, clear for a classic, pink for the friend who loves pink — fire-safe cubic zirconia comes in every color. Browse the gem collection, or use the stones included in the kit.
Make yours this weekend
The Silver Clay Starter Kit has the clay, torch, tools and stones. Step-by-step help: the silver clay ring tutorial and the complete silver clay guide.
