Collection: Products

A slim, smooth silver band. A loovely subtle one to add to the collection. This ring is handmade from sterling silver by Callum in East London.

A chunky silver, 4mm cable chain and heart pendant with a white, synthetic opal and a pink cubic zirconia. This piece is handmade in sterling silver by Daisy, in her studio in north London.

A puffy, pillowy ring with a pair of clear cubic zirconias sleeping peacefully inside it. This piece is hand-carved and cast in 100% recycled sterling silver in Meg's Edinburgh studio.

A blimp! Flying past Tony Montana's window, taken from a scene in Scarface and warped into a silver shape. This ring is designed the Ozanne's Brighton studio and cast in recycled sterling silver in Birmingham.

Form doesn’t always need to speak loudly, sometimes the most profound shapes are the ones that wrap around you. This ring is a quiet study in embrace, an open shank band that feels like a quiet shield - understated yet present. It sits at the intersection of stillness and structure. Beginning its life through detailed sketches, Wrapped Ring is then translated into CAD before transitioning to 3D printed moulds - ready for casting in recycled sterling silver. Each curve is refined by hand, polished and subtly oxidised to highlight depth and dimension.

The ring features a soft, melting shape, holding a set garnet and citrine stone within its front corner. The Alan ring is handmade from solid recycled sterling silver in Mia's East London Studio.

A rugged, silver band with two yellow, princess cut sapphires set into it through sandcasting. Made by a traditional sand casting method, where the main design is carved from wax and then imprinted into a sand mould. This space is then cast into with molten silver, which naturally forms settings around the gemstones as it cools.

A slim, textured rectangle with two yellow, princess cut sapphires set into the front face. Made by a traditional sand casting method, where the main design is carved from wax and then imprinted into a sand mould. This space is then cast into with molten silver, which naturally forms settings around the gemstones as it cools.

A piece of English heritage. Also, it doubles as a Lancashire rose if you flip it upside down. This ring is designed the Ozanne's Brighton studio and cast in recycled sterling silver in Birmingham.