The 4 band puzzle ring series is the easiest to assemble, and the simplicity of the design beautiful. Our 4 band puzzle ring instructions are intended for the puzzle rings crafted by our jewellers. However these 4 band puzzle ring instructions should work for others as well. 

Here are the steps to follow: 

1.    In your left hand, hold the band with the “1” stamp so the bumpy part of the band is facing up – this band is one of the rounded outside bands when your puzzle ring is assembled.

2.     Bring the band with the “2” stamp up so that it and the “1” band are against each other and the bumpy parts are forming a diamond shape – it's good to note that this band is the other rounded outside band when your puzzle ring is assembled.

3.     With your right hand, grab hold of the band with the “4” stamp so that the stamp is facing you and the flat part of the band is facing up. Let the first two bands (“1” and “2”) fall to one side and pass the “4” band to your left hand – do this if you’re right-handed, it makes assembling your puzzle ring easier.

4.     With your free hand, grab hold of the flat part of the band with the “3” stamp and bring it up to the “4” band until the bands are almost against one another.

5.        Turn the “3” band clockwise from the top until you have turned it 180 degrees. This should bring the “3” and “4” bands together, with the tops of the bands forming an X when viewed from above.

6.      While holding the “3” and “4” bands together, rotate the “2” band until the bumpy part of the band is on the inside of your ring. Now the bumpy part on the inside should be over the loose “1” band.

7.     Bring the “2” band up and fit it against the “3” and “4” bands.

8.     Rotate the “1” band until the bumpy part of the band is on the inside.

9.      Bring the “1” band up and fit it against the other bands to complete your ring. 

And there you go! Now your 4 band puzzle ring is reassembled and ready to wear! If you find it too difficult to solve and put the puzzle ring back together in the one sitting, leave it, take a break, and come back to it later.