I’ve made this ring before, but sadly, the ring was lost, so this is a remake. We changed up the stone to a very slightly larger green sapphire this time. Happy to revisit this one!

This ring has a kind of wintry romantic vibe: a deep berry-colored garnet surrounded by ivy and holly leaves with a pine bough + seedcone on one side. Diamond dewdrops are scattered throughout, plus a couple of little ‘berry’ clusters of garnets (anthill, rhodolite, ‘grape’ garnets). 18K yellow gold.

Here is the second of the pair of wedding rings: matching in style and stone+ring shape, and with complimentary motifs. This ring also features a 2+ carat violet-purple sapphire and is carved with California Poppies on one side (with a quail footprint, a nod to its partner ring), and the other side with Sugar Maple leaves (with a feather floating down, another reference to the cardinal in its partner ring). 14K palladium white gold.

This is the first of a pair of wedding rings–matching in style and stone+ring shape, and with complimentary motifs. This first ring features a 2+ carat blue sapphire and is carved with a Northern Cardinal on one side (with Sugar Maple leaves–a reference to its partner ring), and a California Quail (with California Poppy leaves–another reference to its partner ring. 14K palladium white gold.

Pair of wedding bands carved with feathery Rococo-vibe leaves. I love the look of these rings!

I had so much fun designing and carving this ring! Designed around a carved agate skull piece, the ring is a sort of flower garden growing around bones, with a couple of bugs too. 18K. Be sure to click through to see the entire design:

Curved botanical motif wedding band with a central dogwood flanked by a pair of coneflowers, all set with yellow diamonds in the centers, and the sides of the band have (on one side) honeysuckle, and (the other side) yarrow. 14K yellow gold.