Decorative Marlingspike Seamanship rendered in precious metal. Being an engineering student, I have been struggling with various convoluted and esoteric calculations for these prices, but I've decided that complexity is overrated. My current inclination is to simply charge for the number of actual crossings in the ring, i.e., the number of times one wire has to pass beneath another while I'm tying the knot. Extra strands add a bit and extremely large or small rings might cost a little extra, but that's a starting point.
Discounts are available for certain multiple purchases.
For bracelet prices, click here . I also have a tentative price schedule worked up for platinum rings. Note that the examples linked above are strictly to indicate the appearance of the knot itself, and use of different materials will not substantially alter the structure, just the colors. Experience has shown me that there are some combinations which are not likely to succeed, even though it may be possible to actually tie the knot. Silver and platinum available, prices on request, or see a discussion of my pricing methods.