Shanks

The shank is the part of the ring that goes round the finger, and it is where almost every ring starts. Get the size right first: everything else is built on that curve.

Two groups, left to right.

Utilities

• Create Ring CurveThe curve every shank is built on, at the size you choose.
• EstimateThe size of an existing ring, measured from its band.
• Cut by Ring SizeA clean finger hole, cutting away whatever intrudes into it.
• ScoopHollows the inside of the band to save metal and fit better.
• EngravingEngrave text on the band.

Builders

• ClassicThe plain round band, the starting point for most rings.
• CathedralShoulders that rise towards the centre stone.
• Advanced CathedralA cathedral shaped by editable stations along the arm.
• BypassTwo arms that pass each other at the top instead of meeting.
• TwistedA solitaire band with two twisted strands on the sides.
• EternityStones all the way round.
• AnniversaryA row of touching bezel-set stones that forms the ring over the top.
• Advanced RingBuild the band from your own sections along the ring curve.
• SignetThe flat top for a seal or engraving.
• Advanced Signet RingA signet with a side profile that shapes the band.
• Extrude RingA band extruded from its front and side silhouettes.
• Class RingThe graduation-ring layout, with its sides and centre stone.
• WeddingThe wedding band.
• Plain BandA single band swept from a profile, with optional stones.
• Contour BandA band that follows the outline of an existing ring.
• Two RowsTwo rows of stones along the band.
• PavéN rows of pavé across the band, set automatically.
• Advanced PavéRows of stones you draw yourself, each with its own size, offset and prongs.
• Split ShankThe band divides as it reaches the head.
• GraduatedA band that changes width from the bottom to the shoulders.