Three-Bead Ring

Back at the end of the Eighties, I was making Celtic jewellery and I found an image of a part of a torque bangle that was dug up somewhere in Britain. (I can’t remember where; it was a while back now.)
This design and the matching bangle were inspired by that find, and they have always been a very popular part of my range.
I love the way that the three bands form a continuous whole whilst giving the impression of being three separate rings. Some second-century Celtic craftsman was very clever, and I’m a little sheepish at having taken the credit for the design all these years.
The bands are 1.8mm and made from round silver wire and the beads are 3mm and made from 9ct gold. A jeweller in one of the shops I supply tried to make one of these once and gave up, so you’re getting a truly unique ring that will never be ripped off – even if I did steal the original design.

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