Delicate yet bold, this sterling silver ring is handcrafted from an antique spoon adorned with the Chrysanthemum pattern, first introduced in 1900. Once part of a rare 12-piece floral collection—each representing a different bloom—this design captures the graceful layers of the chrysanthemum. In the Victorian language of flowers, chrysanthemums spoke of loyalty, truth, and lasting friendship.
With layered petals delicately etched into silver, the design captures the bloom’s quiet strength and timeless beauty. A ring for old souls, kind hearts, and anyone who believes in the comfort of steadfast love and enduring connection.
Due to the rarity of the original spoon, this piece is part of a limited collection and will not be restocked once sold.
Accurate Sizing Is Essential.Learn more about sizing here.
Delicate yet bold, this sterling silver ring is handcrafted from an antique spoon adorned with the Chrysanthemum pattern, first introduced in 1900. Once part of a rare 12-piece floral collection—each representing a different bloom—this design captures the graceful layers of the chrysanthemum. In the Victorian language of flowers, chrysanthemums spoke of loyalty, truth, and lasting friendship.
With layered petals delicately etched into silver, the design captures the bloom’s quiet strength and timeless beauty. A ring for old souls, kind hearts, and anyone who believes in the comfort of steadfast love and enduring connection.
Due to the rarity of the original spoon, this piece is part of a limited collection and will not be restocked once sold.
Accurate Sizing Is Essential.Learn more about sizing here.
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“I found Hillary's website by accident. I was amazed by the pictures and couldn't believe how beautiful they were when I received them! I absolute love the flowers since both my grandmothers taught me how to grow and appreciate an assortment of flowers. I wish they were alive to see these works of art enhanced by Hillary's hands. I have bought so many and will buy more! Thank you, Hillary, for sharing these rings with us!”
-Jo Ellen
