About Us

We are two friends based in Thailand, and we have always been the kind of people who notice rings.

For a long time that was as far as it went. We looked, we bought the occasional piece, we wondered how any of it was made. Then we started making jewelry ourselves, badly at first, and somewhere in that process we found silver clay.

The first firing felt like a trick. You shape something soft with your fingers, you hold a flame to it for a few minutes, and what cools down is real 999 silver. No workshop, no kiln, no apprenticeship. We kept going. We cracked rings, sized them wrong, dried them badly, and slowly worked out which tools actually matter and which ones the internet tells you to buy for no reason.

We are still amateurs, and that is sort of the point. If two people who learned this at a kitchen table can end up wearing rings they made themselves, so can you.

That is why we put RingLab together. Everything we wish had come in one box the first time, and none of the things we never touched.

If your ring cracks or refuses to fire, it has happened to us too, and we wrote down what to do about it in our troubleshooting guide.