Sterling Silver Art Nouveau Lady Ring

There's something about a face in old silver that makes you stop and wonder.

Who was she meant to be?

We'll probably never know, and that's part of what makes this piece so fascinating.

This ring has been created from the handle of a sterling silver spoon by Simmons & Payne, dating to the early 1900s.

At its centre is a beautifully detailed woman's face framed by flowing hair and scrolls. More than a century later, every feature remains beautifully preserved.

The original spoon handle has been reshaped into a ring, the design to sits across the finger while keeping all the character of the original silver intact.

It's the sort of piece people notice not because it's loud, but because it carries a story.

🤎Features & Why You'll Love It

• Simmons & Payne sterling silver spoon handle
→ A genuine piece of antique silver carrying over a century of history

• Original lady motif preserved
→ A captivating design that sparks curiosity and conversation

• Art Nouveau era detailing
→ Flowing lines, botanical elements and graceful curves from another time

• Hand formed ring design
→ Carefully shaped while honouring the original pattern

• Solid sterling silver (.925)
→ Made to be worn, enjoyed and passed through many more years of life

• Australian ring size U
→ Comfortable and ready to wear

• Resizable on request
→ Helping the piece find the right fit

• One-of-a-kind Molly Made creation
→ No two antique pieces ever carry exactly the same story

🤎Details

Material: Sterling silver (.925)
Origin: Simmons & Payne spoon handle
Era: Early 1900s (Art Nouveau)
Design: Lady motif with scrollwork and botanical detailing
Ring size: U
Resizable: Available on request
Handmade by Molly Made

🤎The Molly Made Story

Sometimes it's a spoon. Sometimes it's a forgotten pattern. Sometimes it's a face looking back at us from another century.

Reshaped by hand and given a new purpose, these pieces carry a little of their history into every new chapter.

Not Mass Made. Made to Matter.

🖤Add to your cart: A piece of silver history, still keeping some of its secrets.