Crocodile Ring – Sterling Silver with Blue Ceramic Enamel

A bold sculptural ring known as the “Crocodile Ring,” hand carved in wax and cast in solid 925 sterling silver using the traditional lost wax technique. The design is defined by a continuous crocodile-skin texture, carefully sculpted to create a rhythmic surface that wraps seamlessly around the band. Finished in vibrant blue Colorit ceramic enamel, the ring combines tactile structure with a striking contemporary colour accent.

The enamel is a durable, light-cured ceramic compound made from high-quality polymer acrylate, ceramic fillers, and organic pigments. Once hardened under UV light and polished, it forms a resilient surface that enhances both the depth and longevity of the design while maintaining a refined gloss.

With a width of approximately 11.62 mm and a weight of around 15.4 g, the ring has a substantial presence on the hand while remaining balanced and comfortable for everyday wear.

Features

• Solid Sterling Silver 925
• Hand carved & cast in Cornwall
• Crocodile-skin textured design
• Blue Colorit ceramic enamel finish
• Width: Approx. 11.62 mm
• Weight: Approx. 15.4 g
• UV-cured durable enamel surface
• Traditional lost wax technique
• UK Hallmarked with TG-J maker’s mark
• Contemporary statement ring
• One of a kind handmade surface variation

Concept

A study in surface energy and transformation. The design amplifies natural reptilian patterning into a structured, continuous texture, then reinterprets it through a high-impact enamel finish. The result is a piece that feels both organic and engineered, combining raw tactile detail with a precise contemporary aesthetic.

Availability

• One ring available now — size O (blue enamel)
• 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 texture and detail

Maker’s Note

“I wanted the surface to feel almost animated, like it shifts as it moves. The blue enamel changes the entire mood of the ring — it becomes more graphic, more contemporary, almost like liquid colour sitting on sculpture.”

— Tamara Gervasio