Crocodile Men's Ring – Sterling Silver 925 Oxide or Polish Finish

A bold sculptural men’s ring, the “Crocodile Ring” is hand carved in wax and cast in 925 sterling silver using the traditional lost wax technique. Defined by a continuous crocodile-skin texture, the design captures a strong tactile surface that wraps seamlessly around the band, creating depth, rhythm, and a distinctive contemporary identity.

Finished in a polished and oxidised treatment, the ring develops a rich contrast between darkened recesses and highlighted edges, enhancing the intricacy of the textured surface. The design is also available in Colorit blue ceramic enamel or custom enamel colours, allowing the piece to shift in character from raw and architectural to bold and graphic.

The 11.49 mm wide band carries a substantial presence on the hand while maintaining balance and comfort, making it a strong yet wearable statement piece.

Features

• Sterling Silver 925
• Hand carved & cast in Cornwall
• Crocodile-skin textured design
• Polished & oxidised finish
• Width: Approx. 11.49 mm
• Traditional lost wax technique
• UK Hallmarked with TG-J maker’s mark
• Contemporary statement ring
• Available in Colorit ceramic enamel options (blue or custom colours)
• One of a kind handmade surface variation

Concept

A study in texture and contrast. The crocodile-inspired surface introduces repetition and structure, while the oxidised finish deepens shadow and enhances relief. The result is a ring that feels both organic and engineered, combining natural reference with controlled craftsmanship.

Availability

• One ring available now — size V (oxidised finish)
• Ready to ship
• Made to order available in other sizes and finishes (2–3 weeks)
• Custom enamel colours available on request
• Each piece is individually hand carved in wax before casting, ensuring subtle variations in every ring

Maker’s Note

“I wanted the surface to feel powerful and almost architectural — something that gains depth as it’s worn. The oxidised finish brings out every detail of the carving and gives the piece a more grounded, sculptural presence.”

— Tamara Gervasio