Hildesheimer 1920s Rose Spoon Ring

There’s something about old rose silver that never really goes out of style.

This ring has been created from a 1920s Hildesheimer Rose spoon handle by Christoph Widmann, and the detail in the rose is what makes it so special every petal still beautifully defined after all these years.

I love that no two of these old rose pieces ever feel exactly the same either. The shaping, the age through the silver and the way the rose wraps around the finger gives each one its own little personality.

Romantic, a little old-world, and made to actually be worn not hidden away 🤎

🤎Features & Why You’ll Love It

1920s Hildesheimer Rose spoon handle
→ A genuine vintage silver piece already carrying nearly a century of history

.835 German silver
→ Beautiful quality silver that has stood the test of time

Christoph Widmann craftsmanship
→ Incredible old-world detail and collectable character

Iconic rose motif
→ Traditionally symbolising love, devotion and renewal

Hand formed rose detail
→ Carefully shaped by hand while keeping the original character intact

Tapered band design
→ Sits naturally and comfortably on the finger

Romantic but grounded feel
→ Detailed and feminine without feeling overly delicate

Ring size K
→ Ready to wear or gift

One of a kind piece
→ Old silver always carries its own tiny marks, wear and story

🤎Details

Material: .835 German silver
Maker: Christoph Widmann
Era: Circa 1920s
Design: Hildesheimer Rose motif
Finish: Hand formed rose detail
Style: Spoon handle ring
Size: K
Handmade by Molly Made in Australia

🤎The Molly Made Story

Pieces like this are exactly why I’m drawn to old silver.

This little rose already carried decades of history before becoming a ring. The detail, the age and even the tiny imperfections through the silver all become part of what makes it feel special now.

Not perfect. Not mass made. Just beautiful old silver with another life still left in it.

Made to matter.

🖤 Add to cart: A one of a kind rose ring made to be worn often and kept for years.