Full of elegance and Edwardian charm, this wrap style ring has been created from a sterling silver spoon handle made in 1911 by George Guirren Roden of Sheffield a silversmith known for quality and attention to detail. Over 110 years later, this once forgotten piece of silverware has been transformed into a wearable treasure.
The handle features intricate floral engravings, rich in texture and true to the romantic styling of the early 1900s. A monogram sits among the scrollwork, softly worn by time its lettering a bit of a mystery, but beautifully preserved as part of its story.
The ring has been shaped into a wrap style, giving it a gentle curve that hugs the finger comfortably, with both ends of the original design displayed. It’s a piece that feels both refined and grounded, perfect for lovers of history and antique soul.
What you'll love:
● Made from a 1911 sterling silver spoon handle by George Guirren Roden of Sheffield – Authentic antique silver with a known maker’s mark and over a century of history
● Intricate floral engraving and delicate monogram – Timeless detail with elegance; monogram adds charm and mystery
● Handcrafted into a wrap style ring – Shows both ends of the original design while offering a comfortable, adjustable feel
● Australian size K – An elegant fit for those who love smaller ring sizes or daintier styles
● One-of-a-kind transformation – No replicas, no mass production, just a meaningful piece of silverware, reimagined with care
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