As many of you know I love my custom and vintage handcrafted guitars, but I'm also into handcrafted jewelry. I commissioned these stacking rings recently, as well as cufflinks for my work dress shirts (French cuffs...they're not just for boys anymore!).
The stacking rings are made by a metalsmith and jeweler based in Atlanta, and are engraved, hammered, and finished by hand. Bonus points if you can identify the source of the inscription I had carved into these rings. If you read the inscription on each of the four rings the right way you should be able to figure out the source of my inspiration.
The cuff links are made of argentium silver, a modern sterling silver alloy which is supposedly very resistant to tarnishing (as opposed to the rings which are made from traditional sterling to enhance their patina), and are handwound and finished by an artisan in New Jersey.
Just like the handfinishing on a fine timepiece, the hallmarks of human interaction with these pieces of jewelry is very attractive to me.
Enjoy the photos!
Daos





