| A handcrafted sterling silver ring inspired by the tiny flowers that have come to symbolize remembrance, enduring love, and cherished memories. |
I'm a '70s wild child. I grew up loving the outdoors, wandering through the woods, noticing the little things most people walked right past. Twisted branches. Tiny woodland flowers. New buds after a spring rain. Those moments stayed with me.
That's me. Hi!
| Forget Me Not Ring in sterling silver with a soft oxidized finish. Hand sculpted to capture the delicate beauty of woodland flowers and new spring buds. |
I've never wanted my jewelry to look manufactured. I want it to feel like it grew there.
The Forget Me Not Ring is one of those pieces.
Instead of drawing a flower on paper, I sculpted every flower, bud, and branch in wax by hand. Each tiny blossom was shaped individually until it looked like a small bouquet gathered from the garden.
When the master was finished, it was carefully molded so this design can live on for years to come. Creating that mold is a one-time investment, allowing each future casting to faithfully reproduce the original sculpture while every ring is still individually finished by hand.
This sterling silver version weighs 12.558 grams, giving it a substantial feel without sacrificing comfort. After casting, every ring is cleaned, detailed, oxidized (if selected), and polished to bring out the depth of the flowers and bark textures.
When I finally slipped it on my finger, I laughed and said,
"If this ring were in gold, I'd be wearing it right now because it's so freaking cool."
| The Forget Me Not Ring comes to life when worn. Hand sculpted in sterling silver with a soft oxidized finish, this woodland-inspired design was created to be worn and loved every day. |
That pretty much says it all.
As artists, we spend countless hours wondering if others will love a piece. Sometimes, though, you create something that makes you smile every time you look at it.
This is one of those rings.
I hope that when someone wears it, they don't just see flowers.
I hope they remember a walk through the woods...
A favorite garden...
Someone they love...
Or simply that nature has a way of reminding us to slow down and notice the beauty that's been there all along.
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