Djcoolbe 6PCS Blue Ring Wax Hole Round Tube for Jewelry Carving Moulding Wax Tool Casting Mold Wax Ring Wax Making Kit

These blue wax ring tubes, are a great variety. There is plenty in this pack, to mold and experiment, with as many different rings as you would want! The different sizes and shapes really help with inspiration too. The wax is solid and tough, but easy to carve. Well worth buying if you want to get into ring making!

This is an assortment of wax tubes for carving rings to be cast in metal. The assortment has round tubes in two thicknesses of wax and four wax tubes with one flat side for carving signet rings. All of the tubes have a round hole in the center that can be enlarged with a wax file to fit an adult finger. The tubes are straight, without any visible flaws, and the holes in the center are well drilled. (The holes aren’t big enough to fit most adult fingers, but they’re not supposed to be. The holes are just starting points for you to widen to the needed size.) I have a subjective feeling that this wax might be a little more likely to chip when you’re working than the brands you buy from well-known suppliers of jewelry tools and supplies, but I can’t quantify that, and even if I’m correct the occasional chipping isn’t significant enough to keep me from buying this wax.

Looks great, functions perfectly, and feels like a solid value. I’m really pleased with how well it fits my needs.

This is a solid set of ring wax tubes, especially for those working on classic designs like signet rings or smoother, rounded styles. The set includes six different sizes (T100–T1062E), providing a good range for various ring designs and finger sizes. The 1.5 cm inner diameter is consistent across all tubes and fits most standard mandrels without issue. I’ve already started carving a signet ring and have been pleased with the quality so far. The wax has a smooth, even surface and, importantly, I haven’t encountered any blowholes or internal bubbles—something that can be a real issue with lower-grade wax. This wax carves well by hand and responds cleanly to engraving tools and rotary equipment. One important note: this blue wax is intentionally softer than green or purple carving wax. That makes it excellent for achieving rounded or domed surfaces, but it may not be the best choice for highly detailed or intricate designs. For work requiring crisp, sharp lines, a harder wax like the green wax might be better suited. Overall, this is a dependable and well-made product that performs as expected. Whether you’re a beginner learning the lost wax process or an experienced jeweler doing production work, this wax is a practical addition to your bench. ✅ Highly recommend!

These are blue wax tubes used by jewelers to craft different style rings. The tube are made of blue wax, which is softer and a lower melting point than other wax types, such as green wax. These tubes are meant to be cut into multiple rings and then shaped and carved by hand. You really don’t want to use a CNC or high speed cutter on these, as blue wax is softer and will melt and deform easier than other wax types. This wax tubes can be used to make different ring types, such as a wedding ring, large man’s ring, or a simple band ring. Using these tubes and cutting them is significantly faster than attempting to shape just one ring from a solid block of wax. The wax appears to be of good quality and I can’t wait to see how the final casting turns out.

I haven't actually had a chance to use this wax yet. But I got it for carving ring shapes that I can make molds of out of silicone to cast jewelry with. I can say that you get a decent amount and it's the right shape for making rings. After I use it I will have to come back at a later date and update my review.

This wax is good quality and I haven't noticed anything out of the ordinary with it. Seems to carve and melt normal, but I am somewhat of a novice. It's a good deal for how many different shapes and sizes you get. I will not need to buy more ring wax for a very long time.

You may think you are saving money but this product files and carves more like plastic than wax. Air bubbles are throughout the material and scratches do not buff out of the finished piece. Buy the Matt, it'll be cheaper in the long run.