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A creative metal worker, Skyler Jenkins has found a way to save money on the cost of a ring -- by making the ring out of money itself.

In the step-by-step footage, Jenkins goes from drilling holes into two coins -- one Canadian, one American -- to the finished product itself.

Jenkins, 37, has been making such beautiful creations full-time since 2012. In the metal market, Jenkins' coin rings vary in cost -- priced at anywhere from $29 to over $1,600.

The ideas for each design, Jenkins said, often come from discussions among a coin ring community.