36pcs 6 Sizes Stainless Steel Blank Core Ring Size 7/8/9/10/11/12 Core Finger Ring Blanks Hypoallergenic Inlay Ring Round Grooved Empty Ring Blanks for Inlay Ring Jewelry Wedding Band Makings(3Colors)

Nice rings each one individually wrapped. I would deffinately buy again

These Ring cores are good quality and a great price. My only suggestion to the seller is to include half sizes.

I’m a polymer artist and I was looking for ring blanks when I saw these, thankfully I took a chance. These are great for polymer as well as resin and copper! I have done quite a few of these and need to reorder another set because my customers are going crazy over them. The inside band is rounded nicely so that they don’t pinch, they are heavier than other blanks which gives the feel of quality to them. These are not some wimpy metal bands that bend and break easily but are good quality rings that anyone looking for something like this can rest assured they picked the right thing.

Sizing leaves a little to be desired as they are very consistent. It was so inexpensive that it's hardly a complaint.

I have had a few rings from this order that were misshaped or milled incorrectly.

Ordered these to make rings for my business and I am very impressed at their quality and comfort while wearing! The attached photo is of 2 of the rings I made recently! I love these ring blanks!

I liked the idea of having rings I can create designs with resin. I felt these are perfect for filling resin inside the grooves. I can make any color with any thing inside the resin for designs like flowers, glitter, etc. The description says: "36pcs 6 Sizes Stainless Steel". What came to me was, in three different colored rings: silver, gold, and rose gold; two of each size. The advertised sizes are not exactly the correct size these rings are. They are bit off (see my photos) and not every one of the same size is exact either. Kind of odd. One star off for inconsistencies in sizes. The only thing is they did not come with any instructions on how to accomplish making a fully round design in resin without dripping resin. I guess I have to find and watch some videos on how to do that. This is not meant for beginners, per se. It should be easy enough if working on them like a mosaic, one piece at a time. But I would like to make a continuous design all around the ring, in resin.

If you’re thinking about learning how to do inlay rings this is a great inexpensive way to start. They shine up quite nicely when polished.