A bold statement ring from the Chunky collection, handcrafted in Sterling Silver 925 using traditional lost wax carving techniques. Created from an original wax model, the design features a continuous pattern of flowing abstract motifs that wrap around the entire band, creating a piece rich in texture, movement, and character.
Inspired by tribal markings, ancient symbols, and the expressive power of hand-carved forms, the ring combines strong geometry with organic lines. The carved details are enhanced by an oxidised and polished finish, creating depth and contrast while highlighting the individuality of each mark.
With a substantial width of approximately 10.78 mm and a weight of approximately 14.2 g, the ring has a confident presence on the hand while remaining comfortable enough for everyday wear. Its bold profile and distinctive surface make it an ideal piece for those drawn to jewellery with personality and artistic expression.
Features
• Sterling Silver 925
• Hand carved in wax using traditional lost wax techniques
• Part of the Chunky collection
• Continuous carved pattern around the band
• Inspired by tribal motifs and symbolic markings
• Oxidised and polished finish
• Width: Approx. 10.78 mm
• Weight: Approx. 14.2 g
• UK hallmarked and TG maker's mark
• Handmade in Cornwall
Concept
The Chunky collection explores individuality through bold form and expressive surface detail. This ring celebrates the mark-making process, transforming carved lines and symbols into a wearable object. The flowing pattern encourages discovery from every angle, creating a piece that feels both contemporary and timeless.
Availability
• One ring available now in Size M
• One ring available now in Size M½
• Three ring available now in Size N
• Ready to ship
• Additional sizes available on request
Maker's Note
“I often find inspiration in marks left behind—whether in ancient carvings, weathered surfaces, or everyday objects shaped by use and time. This ring evolved through an intuitive carving process, allowing the patterns to emerge naturally in the wax. Each line and form contributes to a piece that feels expressive, tactile, and open to interpretation.”
— Tamara Gervasio
