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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 1
The rough silver is melted in the crucible.


Step 2
When the silver is in liquid form it can be poured into the ingot.


Step 3
When the silver has cooled it can be taken out of the ingot.


Step 4
We now have the bar form.


Step 5
The bar is put through the rollers to get the shape right.


Step 6
The metal is gradually brought down to the right thickness.


Step 7
The strip of metal is hammered round.


Step 8
The centre guideline is carved into the round piece.


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