In Step by Step Wire Jewelry's Spring 2008 issue, you learned how to make the Ring-a-Ding swirly ring. In part two, learn how to make the basic plain ring. It’s a stunning ring on its own, without the extra embellishments.
This project assumes some prior knowledge of basic wire wrapping techniques.

These quick little peyote-stitch rings are a fun and easy project for the beginner. Silver-lined, metallic, or brightly colored beads work best for these rings. Stack them any which way to suit your mood!

This beginner project from the book, Getting Started with Seed Beads by Dustin Wedekind, teaches you the basics of ladder stitch. Make a ladder of 2-bead stacks of size 8 seed beads, then join the ends to form a ring. Add size 11 beads along each side of the ladder to embellish and finish the edges.

Make this gaudy Lovey Howell ring using ladder stitch. Combine one blown glass twisted tube with Swarovski pearls and fuchsia crystal bicones for a ring that you won't soon forget. Watch out Ginger! This easy beaded ring project is from Beadwork magazine.

Swarovski crystals are a girl's best friend, and this ring is jam-packed with them. This project is also a great way to practice your wirewrapping skills and can be easily personalized by choosing different color crystals. This project is from the editors of Beadwork.