Steps to Make Mens Silver Hoop Earrings

Silver and deposits could be elegant inclusions in your jewelry collection but include a cost. Making a set of Mens Silver Hoop Earrings is a method to cut costs and personalize color, shape and size.

Cut the 20-gauge wire in two. For every earring, wrap the wire round the empty film canister to create a loop having a 1 centimeters overlap. Using the round-nose pliers, grasp one finish and twist it aside to create a hook.

String 5 deposits to the unhooked finish from the wire. Repeat using the other earring. Adjust the very positioning as you desire.

Hold the unhooked finish from the wire about 3 mm in the tip using the round-nose pliers and bend up. This will form a kink in an roughly 100-degree position. Make sure that this bend fits safely within the hooked finish from the ring. Repeat using the second earring.

File the kinked finish of every ring with sandpaper, being careful to across the finish without sanding it to some sharp point. This is actually the finish that'll be installed in a pierced ear.

Tips & Alerts

Use silver-plated wire if you're on a tight budget.

Substitute gem chips or any other small round beads for deposits to alter the appearance.

For more compact hoops, substitute a bottle cap for that film canister.

Keep the Mens Silver Hoop Earrings inside a sealed plastic bag to avoid discoloration.