This is a set of instructions for building three different sizes of the Aureus Pendant. Alternatively, the tiny versions are small enough to be worn as earrings. You could turn the larger versions into earrings as well, though if you use heavier materials, like stainless steel or copper, they might be a little hard on the ears. Titanium or aluminum should be a nice earring-weight for all sizes, though.
This tutorial assumes that you are familiar with capturing rivolis and/or chatons. It’s also best if you have experience working with very tiny rings. All three sizes of this piece have very small rings that go into difficult places. Because of this, I have classified this tutorial as intermediate to advanced.
This tutorial has been tested with stainless steel, copper, bronze, titanium, and aluminum from The Ring Lord. NOTE: different sized rings, other materials, and other manufacturers have not been tested with these instructions.
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