Giants grave

Forged in reverence to ancient earth and stone, this striking ring draws its soul from the Neolithic majesty of the Lake District’s Giant’s Grave. Two upright standing forms rise from the band like sentinels of time, echoing the silhouette of sacred megaliths once aligned with the stars.

Crafted to resemble weathered stone or raw metal, the twin pillars stand in quiet symmetry, one shadowing at 12ft tall and the other sitting at 10ft, representing guardianship, legacy, or the passage between worlds. Between them lies an unseen energy — the memory of ritual, myth, and the enduring strength of the land. When situated at the right position you can see the safest routes through the mountain tops, rivers and graggs. We ponder if this was a gateway or visual representation of a safe route to get to the next stone monolith.

A statement piece steeped in mystery, this ring connects the present to the prehistoric, inviting the wearer to carry a monument of the past into modern hands.