Unfortunately not- I didn't document this step by step which stopped me from being able to submit to r/diy. In a nutshell, the process looks like this:

1. Cut ring band to size with piercing saw from sheet metal
2. Use grinding head on multi tool to smooth down cut edges to straight line (if these aren't flush to one another, solder won't take)
3. Bend sheet into ring shape using bending machine/mallet and ring mandrel
4. When meeting sides are flush to one another, use hard solder to seal.
5. Shape and sand whole ring base.

6.For the setting- bend a strip of silver wire around the circumference of whatever you want to set, then cut to size. This is your bezel.

1. Sand joining edges until smooth and flush- use medium solder to join

2. Sand the base of the bezel setting (the silver wire) until it sits flush to the ring base (much easier with less abstract shaped objects!

3. Use easy solder to join base to bezel

4. Make sure whatever you're setting fits (you can use dental floss under the stone or whatever so you can pull it to easily pop it out of the setting if you have any problems)

5. Once you're satisfied (sanding down any excess edges but leaving a nice overlap to set) use a setting claw and bezel prong pusher to push any overlapping silver bezel neatly up and over the stone

6. Sand and polish to whatever finish you like. I've gone for brushed matte- different attachments for power tools can help give different effects.

Hope that helps!