Sterling Silver Fiddle Saddle Ring

This ring began life as a sterling silver spoon crafted by London silversmith Thomas Smily (T&S) during the Georgian era, somewhere between 1790 and 1830. That's over two centuries of history held in a single piece of silver.

Rather than using only part of the spoon, I've created the entire spoon into a saddle ring, with both the bowl and handle to remain part of its story. The handle curves across the top of the bowl, that still shows the original fiddle pattern and hand-finished details.

🤎Features & What You'll Love

• Genuine Georgian sterling silver
→ Created from an antique Thomas Smily spoon dating to the late 1700s or early 1800s.

• Entire spoon used
→ Both the bowl and handle remain part of the finished design.

• Fiddle pattern detail
→ A classic Georgian design that has stood the test of time.

• Hand formed by Molly 
→ Shaped into a saddle ring while keeping the character of the original spoon.

• One-of-a-kind
→ Antique spoons like this don't come along every day, and no two rings are ever exactly alike.

• A conversation starter
→ Over 200 years of history wrapped around your finger.

🤎Details

Material: Sterling Silver
Maker: Thomas Smily (T&S), London
Era: Georgian, c.1790–1830
Pattern: Fiddle Pattern
Ring Size: P
Fit: Can be adjusted slightly larger if required
Handmade by Molly Made

🤎The Molly Made Story

Before it became a ring, this spoon was already old enough to have witnessed generations come and go.

It survived changing fashions, changing homes and changing owners before finding its way to my workshop. Now its story continues in a completely different form, still useful, still beautiful and still being appreciated every day.

That's one of the things I love most about working with antique silver. Nothing is truly finished. Sometimes it just becomes something new.

🤎Add to your cart: A genuine piece of Georgian silver history, created into a ring that has already spent more than two centuries collecting stories.