The Making Process

All of the rings featured on this site have been designed and carved with hammer and chisel, allowing deep, deliberate forms to be sculpted with precision. Every surface is considered and carved, transforming the metal.

Once a ring is made, it can be cast, allowing the design to be refined or used as a canvas for further engraving. This stage allows the design to evolve rather than simply be decorated.

With a fusion of crafts: the force and spontaneity of hammer and chisel, combined with the precision of hand engraving, the process can become a form of meditation as much as making.

The outcomes are intended to suggest objects found rather than manufactured.

Some pieces are finished in oxidation, creating a darker, more atmospheric surface where fine details become more pronounced. Others are finished with polished facets, reflecting light across the surface and creating dynamic shifts and highlights as the ring moves.

Alongside the different finishes, variations can be made to order in a range of sizes.