In May 2008, I filmed myself creating my graphic rings and pendants, for the purposes of making a resin tutorial that would help visual folks like myself get a
feel for what it is like to work with resin. I also hoped it might encourage some folks to be creative.

The response has been amazing! Lots of people have watched the video and many have contacted me with kind words. So sharing has been very rewarding.

But...folks were having trouble finding the blanks I use.

Due to the difficulties folks were having finding the ring shanks or blanks and pendant plates, I decided I should make it as easy as possible for folks to find the parts needed to do what I am trying to teach with my tutorial. So, I am making these parts available through Golden Supply Co. Note: Etsy members can buy these on Etsy here.

Similar to photo jewelry, these rings are made using graphics that I create that are placed in the deep-welled silver plated ring blanks and covered with 2 coats of EasyCast resin.

These rings are deep enough to embed objects in the resin if you are of such a mind :)

Similar to the graphic rings, the pendants use my graphics and altered photos. Only one coat of resin is necessary when using the pewter and silver plated pewter pendants. Some embedding would be possible with this depth of resin.

If you use the deep-welled silver plated pendants, two coats of resin are recommended.