Autumn - Amber Ring

A hand-crafted silver ring with a striking set stone.

Amber stone measures approximately 1.5 cm long x 1 cm wide.

The ring is size 'P'.

The ring is supplied boxed with a written piece explaining the inspiration for the piece (see below).

See more work availble by Josh Chandler-Morris (Harsh Realm Jewellery)

About Josh Chandler-Morris & Harsh Realm Jewellery

Harsh Realm Jewellery is a one-man jewellery business based in the British countryside. Inspired by the poetic force of literature, the transcendental power of philosophy and the peace of the great outdoors, Josh weaves the imagery of nature with the ideas and symbology from his favourite books.

Having spent much of his early twenties touring Europe in bands, Josh decided that he needed a new outlet for his creative energy. He had loved gemstones since childhood and enjoyed the solitary work of the metal shop, therefore at 26 he decided that jewellery making was to be where he put his new creative focus.

Nine years on, and Josh continues to find much meaning and joy in his work. With each passing year, he is able to more accurately express his creative vision and feels incredibly blessed to be able to make such meaningful pieces of jewellery for people to wear and treasure.

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The piece is supplied with a scroll explaining the inspiration for the piece:-

Autumn
A ring for those who love the gold and copper hues of autumn. Those who look forward to watching nature transition into its Byzantine beauty as the colder weather offers the opportunity to cosy up inside with coffee and a good book.
Autumn offers us the chance to go inwards, to revel in time alone or with a few loved ones, seeking warmth and a moment of rest. We are enlivened by the crisp mornings and marvel at nature's last show of rich colour before shedding the old to make way for the new.

Like all of nature's cycles, Autumn teaches us the lessons of impermanence, the joy to be found in letting the sunny days pass and finding the pleasure and acceptance of dark nights and the introspection that those times bring. With this receding we are also taught to appreciate all that we have had, to see spring and its blossomings in all their miraculous glory, an appreciation that can only be sought by those who experience the loss of summer.

It's on these days that I feel blessed to live in the climate we do and to be able to experience all the romance and poetic beauty of nature's great display of colour.