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.

Just a couple of recent ginkgo bands I made with some modifications to include stones. The above a green baguette sapphire, and click through to see another made into an eternity band…

Solitaire carved with Lupine flower detail. Set with an oval green sapphire, 14K yellow gold. Many more photos after the click!

Ring designed with portraits of the client’s two Icelandic horses, and set with a beautiful peachy Imperial topaz. 14K yellow gold.