1913 Sterling Silver Sugar Nips Wrap Ring

🤎Features & What You'll Love

• Made from genuine antique sterling silver sugar nips
→ William Devenport, Birmingham, 1913. This little ring started life at the sugar bowl more than 110 years ago.

• The original nip has been kept
→ That smooth spoon shaped end is still there and now sits across the finger as part of the ring.

• And so has that gorgeous decorative handle
→ The other end has beautiful old detailing, with the original twisted section running around the band.

• Wrap style 
→ I formed the silver around the finger, so the two original ends sit alongside each other at the front.

• Ring size M
→ A lovely size with plenty going on without being a huge ring.

• One of a kind
→ You won't be finding another one sitting in a jewellery chain window. And that's rather the point.

🤎Details

• Material: Sterling silver
• Original piece: Antique sugar nips/tongs
• Maker: William Devenport
• Assay: Birmingham, England
• Year: 1913
• Design: Original decorative end, twisted handle and nip
• Style: Wrap ring
• Ring size: M
• One of a kind: Yes
• Handmade: By Molly Made in Australia

🤎The Molly Made Story

For this ring, I used another section of the 1913 nips but went in a completely different direction. I kept the little nip, kept that gorgeous decorative end and twisted handle, then wrapped the whole piece around to make a size M ring.

Over 110 years after someone used them to pick up a sugar cube, part of them can now be worn on your finger.

Old silverware. New chapter.

Not Mass Made. Made to Matter. 

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From 1913 sugar nips to a one-of-a-kind size M ring. Now that's a second life.