Durrington Beaker

Set against sun-warmed limestone and framed by the soft blur of Yorkshire moorland, this slender silver band finds its’ place among ancient stone and wild growth—echoing the timeless rhythm of ritual and nature.

Inspired by the Durrington Beaker, the ring’s surface is etched with a procession of interlocking triangles — motifs that call to mind both sunrays and flint-tooled mountain peaks. Each mark holds a quiet pulse, a reflection of human presence across time.

The setting strengthens its’ story: a piece not only inspired by ancient ceremonial objects, but seemingly returned to them. The ring becomes a relic in its rightful context — softened by age, sharpened by meaning.

A talisman for the present, forged in silver, shaped by memory, and rooted in sacred earth.