Dainty Knuckle Rings!!

I've been seeing this trend everywhere. They can be sized to your own fingers. I've been wanting to try this project for a while, I hope the steps will be clear.

Supplies: -

• 20mm gauge wire
• 16mm jump rings
• Charms/pearls
• Pliers
• Small jump rings to attach charms
• Any cylindrical item to wrap the wire around. You can use a marker, lipstick, pencil, etc.

Wrap the wire around the marker, to make it into a ring shape. You will be getting wire coil. Use the pliers to cut the wire. I made 4 ring shapes with a 6” wire coil. As I don’t have a round nose pliers I had to find a way to prevent the wire ends poking my skin. I applied a drop of glue to the wire end and passed through a pearl. You have to do this for every ring because the end of the wire is very pokey!

First ring I made, I added half pearls to the end.

Second ring, I passed through 6 small pearls and secured the ends with the same trick I did on the first ring.

Third ring I made was the same exact first ring with small pearls at the ends.

Fourth copper wire ring was just accessorized with a charm attached with a small jump ring and ends secured with pearls.

If you are not familiar with wire jewelry making, you can use large jump rings to avoid the hassle of wire bending and cutting.

I used 3 large jump rings. I attached a charm to one ring using a small jump ring. These rings can be worn in different ways.

You can make all sorts of shapes; personalize them to your taste!

I love my statement pieces, but I think these minimal rings add just enough shine and girly-ness. The only down side is that the rings tend fall off because the wire bends so easily.