The magnetic fields are directly linked to the currents on the surface of the conductor (\vec{J} ~ \hat{n}\times\vec{H}, etc.).
If you want the magnetic fields strongest on the outer circumference, this is where your currents need to be. It looks like you are going for a narrow-band resonant system, so this should be doable. Perform an eigenmode (or similar) simulation at lower frequencies to find where such a resonant mode exists.
You may need to break physical symmetry to excite such a mode, hopefully this isn't a problem.