Hand-Carved Sunrise Signet Ring in Sterling Silver - LHN Jewelry

From the Brooklyn-based metalsmith LHN Jewelry, discover artisanal, retro-inspired pieces crafted with meticulous attention to detail. Product Name: Hand-Carved Sunrise Signet Ring in Sterling Silver Sizes: Available in US ring sizes #7, #8, #9, #9.5, and #10. Please inquire for custom sizing or alternative materials. (Standard custom orders typically take 8 weeks.) Material: Sterling Silver Origin: New York, USA Description: Carpe Diem! This ring features a hand-engraved sunrise over the sea, with "CARPE" and "DIEM" inscribed on either side. A classic piece designed to remind you to live in the moment and embrace each day as a fresh opportunity to pursue your dreams. Hand-carved with a timeless design, this unique ring is perfect for anyone. (About Signet Rings) The history of signet rings dates back thousands of years, originally used to signify authority or status and to authenticate documents in lieu of a signature. In the Middle Ages, they became essential accessories for European nobility, often featuring family crests. Today, signet rings have evolved into a stylish statement piece, worn by individuals of all genders to express personal style. About LHN Jewelry: LHN Jewelry, based in Brooklyn, New York, was founded by metalsmith Lewis Williams, alongside retired British Army Captain Henry and leather artisan Nicolas. The brand's name, LHN, is derived from the first initial of each of their names. Founder Lewis, originally from the UK, studied art in London before moving to the US in 2006. He settled in Brooklyn, dedicating himself to his craft as a full-time metalsmith, meticulously shaping and polishing his creations. Lewis begins each design with a hand-drawn sketch, then employs traditional engraving techniques to create wax models for casting in brass, silver, and gold. Through intricate sawing, carving, hammering, and soldering, every LHN piece tells a story, drawing inspiration from diverse eras and cultures—from Roman and Byzantine empires to Victorian aesthetics, World War II trench art, sailor tattoos, and Mexican motorcycle culture. https://youtu.be/BdopTZ8GlhY