Two hand-carved sterling silver snake pinky rings, each star-set with a stone.
I carved this one for myself, and thought you might love it too - so I made a mould. The yin silver ring is set with the pale blue London topaz, while the yang bronze ring features the vibrant green peridot.
This piece is titled Asclepius, named for the ancient symbol of a single serpent coiled in quiet, focused power. In Greek mythology, Asclepius was the god of healing, and his snake represented renewal through shedding: dying to the old, only to emerge transformed. Worn as a ring, that same energy becomes personal - a reminder of your own capacity to shed what no longer serves you, and rise renewed.
London topaz carries a cool, calming presence, often linked to mental clarity and honest self-expression. It's a stone that helps you cuts through bs & noise.
Peridot, by contrast, brings warmth and momentum. Nicknamed the "evening emerald" for how its colour deepens in low light, it's traditionally connected to growth, confidence, and shaking off what's stagnant, a fitting match for a piece built around shedding and renewal.
