Designing the custom made vintage rings for personalised use

Have you ever wondered that one can explore the option to make one's own vintage ring which show off your exclusive style? One ca be tired of trying out all the routine jewellery made cocktail rings available off the shelf at local stores. They may end up being just too cliché or conventional. If you are trying to be true to yourself in front of friends and family, designing a custom made unique rings with your own creativity can be an excellent way to present your thoughts. Defining your own fashion and bringing your dream into reality can be as exciting. Imagine going to a party wearing a cocktail ring made of your own creativity you are showing yourself as to what you want to be.


The cocktail ring is peculiar in the sense that it consists of a hard, precious stone at eh centre and is of substantial size. The term was coined during 19th century when ladies of high class societies used to wear them at high-profile parties. When put on hand, they give a different look to the fingers and catch immediate attention of the onlookers. Gracefulness is added when one raises a glass of wine to cheer at a socialising event. Bold designs and lively colours added elegance to the vintage ring in mid-sixties and seventies.
Charm and elegance of unique rings lie in maintaining its shine and beauty. Due to regular wear and tear, this jewellery is bound to carry sweat and dust. To remove these and retain the shining for time immemorial, one can use simple house hold tips. Failing to do so will render these antique and special items to look dull and old. Though due care is taken during making of these jewellery products, the maintenance thereof goes a long way in ensuring longevity of the product. Use plain or lukewarm water with little soap. Soak the required jewellery in this solution for 15-20 minutes. Thereafter, use a soft cloth to dust scrub away the dust on surface. Take care not to dip the jewellery in soap solution or long. After scrubbing, wash with clean water and wipe with a clean cloth. Stone cleaning solutions are also available in stores which are alternative to house hold remedies. Uses of toothbrush to scrub the surface, polishing fabric, special soaps are some of the accessories that can be used to retain the shining of all the jewellery. Never use oxidised soaps or hard soaps which are harmful to silver objects