Coat of Arms Ring

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  Vadymykh

  • 5 years ago

  Do you want rings with oval head and thin shanks, or may there be liberties in design?

  • 5 years ago
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     Contest Holder

     • 5 years ago

     Hello Vadym, The contest is nearly over, 1.5 days, and to be fair to the other contestants, could you post a mock-up for a woman's ring. Also, will tell you now that to date, your design abilities far exceed those of the other designers.

     • 5 years ago
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     Vadymykh

     • 5 years ago

     Thanks, I'll make womans ring tomorrow

     • 5 years ago
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  Contest Holder

  • 5 years ago

  Please keep in mind, that the final submission should be 3D printable, the detail of the elements chosen should be legible with much contrast. The ultimate goal is to produce a ring that is cast-able in gold using the 3D image as a pattern.

  • 5 years ago
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  behzadkhojasteh

  • 5 years ago

  hello sir please #sealed

  • 5 years ago
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     Contest Holder

     • 5 years ago

     Also, I have included two files in the file attachment section. You may see them somewhere around the "Description" area.

     • 5 years ago
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     Contest Holder

     • 5 years ago

     The seahorse is of primary importance, the Anchor/Cross combination is important, and the Indians are also relevant. The Tower/Dagger and the ship of less relevance.

     • 5 years ago
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  XtreameEngrs

  • 5 years ago

  would you be able to share .ai file of coat of arms?

  • 5 years ago
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     Contest Holder

     • 5 years ago

     I have .PSD, .TIF, .PNG available.

     • 5 years ago
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     Contest Holder

     • 5 years ago

     XtreameEngrs, Is there anything else you need?

     • 5 years ago
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  Archworker

  • 5 years ago

  Hello! I'm interested. I am ready to fulfill your orders for a good review and a small fee. Do you want to use pebbles? Tell me a little about the pebble if they will.

  • 5 years ago
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     Archworker

     • 5 years ago

     Thank you for your reply.
     Sorry, I did not correctly put it. I mean
     gems. But by your answer, I understand that gems will not be used.

     • 5 years ago
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     Contest Holder

     • 5 years ago

     Olexandr, Is there anything else you need?

     • 5 years ago
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  ridham89

  • 5 years ago

  Can you please DM me so that I can ask you doubts directly?

  • 5 years ago
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     Contest Holder

     • 5 years ago

     Ridham, I have included two files in the file attachment section. You may see them somewhere around the "Description" area.

     • 5 years ago
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     Contest Holder

     • 5 years ago

     Ridham, Is there anything else you need?

     • 5 years ago
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  ridham89

  • 5 years ago

  Will start working on it, entry in 4 days.

  • 5 years ago
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     Contest Holder

     • 5 years ago

     :-)

     • 5 years ago
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  EstebanGreen

  • 5 years ago

  Size 10.5 and 5 mm?
  If it is in millimeters I could make a design of an oval 10 x 15 mm?

  • 5 years ago
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     Contest Holder

     • 5 years ago

     Arturo, in looking at a comparison chart, the 5.5 ring size in the USA equals 16.1 mm diameter, while the 10.5 is 20.2 mm diameter. The oval ring head would need to scale to fit these sizes. I hope that helps.

     • 5 years ago
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     EstebanGreen

     • 5 years ago

     Excellent, thanks. I am working

     • 5 years ago
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  Contest Holder

  • 5 years ago

  While the outer "Indian" supporters are just that, "supporters," they do hold significant meaning for my family in South America., feel free to incorporate any portion of the elements in your designs.

  • 5 years ago

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