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Crafts CouncilDirectoryCaroline Brogden - Contemporary Jewellery

Shape, Form and Function - Part 2

The second of my wave rings. This one looked at developing ways to capture the movement of a wave into wearable art. This piece is designed to be worn either across the second finger or straight up. The ability to move and swivel the ring encapsulates the feeling of the waves rolling in. Whilst the smooth curves and highly tactile finish represents the glassy feel of the cold water gliding through your fingers.

Caroline Brogden - Contemporary Jewellery

Barnsley, England


Breaking Wave Ring, Own

Surfite and Sterling Silver ring


Breaking Wave Ring, own image

Surfite and Sterling Silver hand carved ring


Breaking Wave Ring, Own image

Hand carved ring from Surfite and Sterling Silver

Shape, Form and Function - Part 2

The second of my wave rings. This one looked at developing ways to capture the movement of a wave into wearable art. This piece is designed to be worn either across the second finger or straight up. The ability to move and swivel the ring encapsulates the feeling of the waves rolling in. Whilst the smooth curves and highly tactile finish represents the glassy feel of the cold water gliding through your fingers.

Caroline Brogden - Contemporary Jewellery

Barnsley, England


Breaking Wave Ring, Own

Surfite and Sterling Silver ring


Breaking Wave Ring, Own image

Hand carved ring from Surfite and Sterling Silver


Breaking Wave Ring, own image

Surfite and Sterling Silver hand carved ring

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