Dun Briste ring by day

Dun Briste ring by dayDun Briste meaning 'broken fort' in Gaelic. This dress ring was inspired by the most wonderful sea stack standing like a lone castle and glistening on the west coast of Ireland. Legend has it that the pagan god Crom Dubh and Saint Patrick were in conflict and Saint Patrick struck the ground with his crozier and the stack was separated from the mainland leaving Crom Dubh isolated out on the stack. This ring is made from silver and pave set with various

Sterling silver and 18ct yellow gold

This hand sculpted 18ct yellow gold ring is bezel set with a beautiful green parti sapphire from Australia

The latter is the story for me

Silver with 18ct hard gold plate

Size: Approximately P

however the shapes of the beaks are often incredibly beautiful where they have evolved for a specific delicate job such as turning eggs

This ring was inspired by the most incredible blow hole at Downpatrick Head in Mayo on the west coast of Ireland

Approx 7/8 mm

The final piece is one with softer floral forms from one angle and a geometric form from another

This ring is made from silver and pave set with various sizes and colours of green tourmalines

Deep woven textures and sculpted forms of the heron beak gives this oxidised solid silver neckpiece a unique look and feel

Yellow diamond fairy door 3mm (approx)