Hand-Forged Sterling Silver and Copper Spinner Ring

This one-of-a-kind ring is built in our Adirondack jewelry studio from solid sterling silver with a copper spinner band, shaped and refined at the bench using traditional silversmithing tools. The wide flared shank carries a stamped floral pattern, while a heavy twisted square wire copper band moves freely along the surface. Formed through disciplined metalwork, this piece reflects the structure and presence of hand-forged sterling silver jewelry.

Form & Proportion

The ring is constructed with a wide, flared shank, creating a strong, grounded profile across the finger. The spinner band sits securely within the form, allowing smooth rotation while maintaining balance. The proportions are substantial and intentional, offering both visual weight and a stable, comfortable fit.

Materials & Method

Forged from solid sterling silver, the base ring is shaped and stamped to create a repeating floral pattern across the surface. A heavy twisted square copper wire band is integrated as a spinner, introducing contrast in tone and movement. The combination of metals is handled with precision, resulting in a durable and dimensional piece built for daily wear.

Built Details

• Solid sterling silver base ring
• Copper spinner band (twisted square wire)
• Hand-forged and bench-built
• Wide flared shank
• Stamped floral pattern
• Spinner band rotates freely
• Size 11.5
• Not resizable
• One-of-a-kind

Collector Context

This ring is a singular studio piece, shaped once and not repeated. Its combination of structure, pattern, and movement places it within a limited body of work from the Adirondack jewelry studio, created for collectors who value material contrast and enduring form.

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Collected Work

This piece now resides in a private collection.

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