Wallace & Sons Floral Spoon Ring | Handmade Sterling Silver

Wallace & Sons Floral Spoon Ring

This handcrafted spoon ring is created from a genuine Wallace & Sons sterling silver teaspoon in the No. 43 Floral pattern, originally manufactured between 1899 and 1908. Over a century old, this beautiful piece of silverware carries the elegance and craftsmanship of the late Victorian era.

I carefully selected this spoon for its softly detailed floral motif, which wraps gracefully around the band. The original pattern remains intact, allowing the history of the silver to shine through while being reimagined as wearable art. Each curve is shaped by hand, preserving the character of the antique silver while ensuring a comfortable, everyday fit.

In my Adelaide Hills studio, the spoon has been forged, formed and polished by hand. The interior is smoothed for comfort, while the exterior retains the delicate texture and charm of the original design. No two vintage spoons are ever exactly alike, making this ring truly one of a kind.

This piece is a beautiful example of spoon jewellery — sustainable, meaningful and full of quiet elegance. It’s perfect for those who love jewellery with a story and appreciate the beauty of reclaimed sterling silver.

Details:
• Sterling silver
• Wallace & Sons No. 43 Floral pattern
• Circa 1899–1908
• Australian size Q (USA size 8.5)
• Handmade in the Adelaide Hills

A timeless ring that honours the past while creating something to treasure today.