Kerf* rings

(kûrf)
n.
1. A groove or notch made by a cutting tool, such as a saw or an ax.
2. The width of a groove made by a cutting tool.

Obviously in reference to the cut-out on the backside of this rather unique ring. Like the Evolve* series it's basically two things in one.

With the Base (cut-out) side up it looks solid, heavy and almost armour-like.

Flip it around and the rind suddenly becomes light and delicate and very pretty. Right now the riveted bar changes according to... my mood? A whim? What metal I can find on my bench that day? It can be either sterling, brass, or a combination of both- your choice or mine, depending how much you care, or like surprises I suppose.

Anyways, this experiment might be my favourite to date.

Oh, and these copper ones are just studio patterns (not for sale, unless you like having greeeny-black fingers) but they are here to give you a sense of the two shapes of band- one is a half- circle (almost) with one straight edge and one curved, while the other is an elipse- both edges are curved. They're (maybe surprisingly) equally comfortable- just a slightly different look.