Using the groove you cut as a guide start rounding the edges of the spiral. Take your time . It’s easer to do it right the first time than to try to fix mistakes.

I use the dremel at low speed to ruff it out then used hand files to finish smoothing it out. Once you’re happy with the shape you can use the dremel tool to buff the antler. You can use paste wax to seal the pores and get a good shine or you can dip your horn in Future floor finish or use a combat ion of both products for an even higher shine.

I’m sure you could use any number of products to make your horn shine I use the ones I do because I have them around from working with Sculpey clay .

Leave a 1/4 inch tail on a wrapped loop and wrap the wire 3 or 4 times around the base of the loop to form a cap for your horn. The tail will go into the hole in the base of your horn to help hold the loop in place.

Holding the looped cap in place guide the wire around the horn pulling it tightly into the groove all the way to the tip.

Trim the wire at an angle at the tip and file it smooth so it won’t catch on clothing.

File out any marks left in the wire by your pliers buff and polish.

Hang your Unicorn Horn on a chain and your done.