• TEAR DROP RING MANDREL •The tear drop ring mandrel is a practical jewellery forming tool designed for shaping, sizing, and refining tear drop rings and custom geometric ring forms. Featuring a tapered tear drop steel profile with a fitted handle, it provides a dedicated forming surface for creating pointed, rounded, and asymmetric ring shapes that cannot be achieved accurately on a standard round mandrel. Ideal for jewellers, students, hobbyists, and workshop setups working with non-round ring designs. • KEY POINTS •[Tear drop ring mandrel for shaping and sizing rings][Tapered size range: 13mm - 25mm][Total length: 300mm][Steel mandrel with fitted handle] • MORE INFO •Designed for forming tear drop and pointed ring profiles, this mandrel gives jewellers a controlled support surface for shaping rings with a rounded base and tapered point. The graduated profile allows workpieces to be adjusted gradually while maintaining the distinctive tear drop form. The flat-sided tapered body and pointed profile are useful for refining symmetry, correcting uneven shapes, and supporting metal during forming or adjustment work. The fitted handle provides improved control when holding or positioning the mandrel at the bench. • MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS •[Product type: tear drop ring mandrel][Size range: 13mm - 25mm][Total length: 300mm][Mandrel material: steel][Profile: tapered tear drop ring mandrel][Use: shaping, sizing, forming, and refining tear drop rings][Suitable materials: gold, silver, brass, copper, aluminium, and other jewellery-making metals] • USAGE & APPLICATIONS •Perfect for jewellers, students, hobbyists, and small workshops requiring a mandrel for custom ring making and shaped jewellery work. Use the mandrel to form tear drop ring bands, refine pointed ring profiles, correct uneven curves, and support workpieces during shaping. This tear drop ring mandrel is especially useful for making non-round rings, geometric bands, statement rings, and custom jewellery designs where a pointed or pear-shaped ring profile is required. For best results, form gradually using controlled pressure and suitable forming tools. • CARE & SAFETY •Keep the mandrel clean and dry after use, and wipe away any metal filings or debris before forming finished pieces. Use controlled pressure and avoid excessive force that may damage the ring or working surface. A rawhide, nylon, wooden, or plastic mallet may help reduce marking when shaping softer or polished metals. Eye protection is recommended when hammering, forming, or working with metal components.
