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Making of the Claddagh Ring
In this section we will take a step by step walk through the making of the Claddagh ring. Pictures taken from our crafts workshop in Dublin, Ireland.
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Step 25
For the very last stages the polisher changes to much less abrasive mops called "rouge mops".
Step 26
This is how the piece gets it’s mirror finish.
Step 27
Finally the claddagh is blasted by a preasurised jet of steam.
Step 28
Strips of rubber are cut in the size of the frame.
Step 29
The impression of the master is made and then cut from the rubber.
Step 30
The impression of the master is made and then cut from the rubber.
Step 31
The cut outs are used to fill in the area around the piece until it is covered.
Step 32
The piece is inside layers of rubber & placed in the frame.
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