Medieval Royal crown | How to craft GOLD from lace and soda cans

Wanna live the fantasy of being a King leading your kingdom through war in medieval time? You don’t even need jeweller’s tool to make trash looks like real gold.
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MATERIAL USED: (the links are only for reference, they’re not affiliate links)
Soda can (1 can is enough)
Gold Copper wire 0.8mm diameter (20 gauge)
Two 5mm metal headband
E6000 glue (or any gel glue)
Superglue (cyanoacrylate)
6 Gold leaf charms (I got mine from aliexpress) https://amzn.to/2TWbQxR
Lace: https://bit.ly/2EIEJsF (I used 2 meters of 1.3cm-width lace and 1 meter of 1.5cm-width lace, but you can use any type you want)
STONES:
7 red square rubies, in prong setting: 10mm https://bit.ly/3klpAxV
7 round rhinestones, blue color, in prong setting: 8mm https://bit.ly/2PjU70D
6 square rhinestones, white color, in prong setting: 10mm https://bit.ly/3klpAxV
Round white rhinestones, flat back: 3mm (about 150 stones) https://bit.ly/3k6tkTE
Round white rhinestones, flat back: 4mm (about 200 stones??)
TOOLS: pliers (flat-nose, round-nose, chain-nose, heavy duty clamp pliers), flush cutter pliers, tweezers, stone picker pen (https://amzn.to/39Q0fHs)

Design inspired by crowns of the medieval time, rainessence time, baroque, Dolce & Gabbana

Music by Youtube Audio Library, Music by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
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