Shard ring, carved sterling silver ring with angular oxidised texture

Sterling silver ring with fractured, angular texture and oxidised shadows

handmade silver ring inspired by fractured stone and resilience

carved silver ring with bold angular texture and oxidised detail

Shard ring, sterling silver band with fractured, textured surface

Sterling silver ring with jagged carved texture and dark oxidised detail – Shard Ring

oxidised and polished silver ring symbolising strength in fracture

sharp textured silver ring with contrast polish and deep carving

handmade silver ring symbolising strength through fracture – Shard

textured silver jewellery piece with polished highlights and raw carving

$Sterling silver ring with fractured, angular texture and oxidised shadows$
$handmade silver ring inspired by fractured stone and resilience$
$Shard ring, sterling silver band with fractured, textured surface$
$oxidised and polished silver ring symbolising strength in fracture$
$handmade silver ring symbolising strength through fracture – Shard$

Shard

£84.00

Cracked. Stronger. Still standing.

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Shard is a fragment of something greater… a sliver of force caught in silver.

Its bold, angular carving catches both light and shadow, creating deep contrast between darkened valleys and gleaming edges. Like a piece of earth split open or a memory sharpened by time, Shard speaks to the beauty of fracture, resilience, and raw form.

Handmade in sterling silver, no two Shard rings are identical, each bears its own story, shaped through human hands and natural imperfection.

Material	925 Sterling Silver
Finish	Oxidised black / High shine silver
Width	7mm
Thickness	1.5mm

All rings are checked to ensure there are no sharp edges. However, please inspect your ring before wearing. If you notice any sharp or uncomfortable areas, do not wear the piece and contact me.

Textured or rugged finishes may be abrasive—take care to avoid contact with sensitive areas such as the eyes or skin prone to irritation.

Oxidised finishes are not permanent and may naturally fade or change with time, wear, or exposure to air, water, or friction. This is part of the character of the finish.