Enhance your ring stacking collection with the Totemic ring, skilfully crafted with unique 'makers mark' on each ring. No two are the same.
Designed by May Hofman, based in Stroud, this timeless piece combines traditional techniques with modern craftsmanship, including 3D design and casting. Each component is meticulously designed, allowing for intricate details and a blend of geometric and playful creations. Originally inspired by the mechanics found in nature, the designs have evolved into captivating works of art.
The Totemic ring features a 2mm - 4mm band with a unique markings that are made into the silver at the bench. No two are the same which makes this ring really special.
The recycled silver is oxidised, highlighting the makers marks.
This unisex ring is perfect for everyday wear, as a wedding ring, or stacked with other rings.
Its tasteful design and high-quality materials make it an ideal addition for those seeking a unique and refined look.
Dimensions and Materials:
Band Width: 2mm - 4mm
Oxidised Recycled Silver
Features:
- Unisex design
- Perfect for everyday wear or wedding bands
- Understated elegance
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- Estimated UK delivery 2-3 working days.
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