This gorgeous size 5 ring lovingly handcrafted  from an antique silver spoon in the Milady pattern circa 1940, is soon to become your new favorite. The subtle floral pattern continues down the centre and combined with clean lines on the sides make this a stunning piece that goes with everything.  If you've not worn spoon rings before you will be pleasantly surprised to find out how comfortable they are.  As well, I think it's only fair to warn to, silverware jewelry can soon become somewhat of an addiction.  You will want to collect more pieces made of different items in all categories.  So feel free to peruse my shop and save on some shipping. 
Thanks for being an amazing customer & having fantastic tast.
Marina
I'm sure my Scottish ancestors were the first in my lineage to make jewelry from silverware.  Not able to afford silver or other prescious metals to make engagement rings or other pieces of jewelry, a fork or a spoon would disappear from the masters collection and be lovingly created into something new.  In the 60's and 70's the hippy movement made a statement making spoon rings from silver spoons and forks basically giving a middle finger salute to the government and establishment of the time.  The silver spoon represented wealth and privelege.  Thus my motto:  If you weren't born with a silverspoon in your mouth, at least you can wear one.