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Why a Spoon Ring?

6/23/2016

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Spoon Rings

As far back as the 1600s, in England, spoon rings were created and given as a representation of love, responsibility and commitment.  These rings were made from spoons that servants had stolen from their masters’ homes. They were used as wedding rings by those who could not afford anything else.

Today, spoon rings continue to represent the meaning of love and commitment. However, spoon rings have also become a fun addition to a jewelry collection. The vast array of patterns allows for a diverse selection ranging from eclectic to elegant, many times with humor thrown in.

I hand-select spoons from a wide range of vintage silverplate silverware. Sometimes people give me their unwanted silverware sets, I find great bargains at garage sales, antique stores, and of course, am constantly cruising online venues. I have found that demitasse spoons and cocktail forks are the best for small rings.
Please click on the links and take a look at the handmade rings I have to offer through Hendywood.
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As you might have surmised, all of the spoon rings offered by Hendywood are handmade by me.
~ Karen

The links below will take you to my spoon rings and more.

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    Karen Henderson

    Wife, Mother, Grandmother, Teacher, Lover of Animals, Woodworker, Jewelry Designer, Owner of Hendywood.

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