CUSTOM MADE SILVERWARE JEWELRY

If you’re looking for unique and personalized jewelry that truly stands out, then silverware jewelry is the perfect choice for you. We specialize in turning vintage flatware patterns into stunning rings, bracelets, earrings, and necklaces that are sure to make a statement. With our customizable options, you can have jewelry that is tailored to your size and style preferences.

Why Choose Silverware Jewelry?
  Silverware jewelry offers a one-of-a-kind look that you won’t find anywhere else. Each piece is crafted from authentic flatware patterns, giving it a vintage charm that is both elegant and timeless. When you wear silverware jewelry, you are not just wearing a piece of jewelry – you are wearing a piece of history. We research each pattern in our stock to find the pattern name and years of production. 

How Does It Work?
  Our process is simple and straightforward. All you need to do is choose your preferred flatware pattern and size, and we will take care of the rest. If you have any special requests or customizations in mind, simply send us a message and we will do our best to accommodate them. We can also take your family heirloom silverware sets and make pieces for your family and friends. 

What Can You Expect?
  Once you place your order, the work begins to create your custom piece of jewelry. Rings, bracelets, and necklaces are usually completed within 72 hours, ensuring that you receive your jewelry in a timely manner. Each piece is carefully crafted with attention to detail, ensuring that you receive a high-quality piece that you will love to wear.

Personalized Touch:
  One of the main advantages of silverware jewelry is the ability to personalize it according to your preferences. Whether you prefer a certain size, style, or design, we can work with you to create a piece that is truly unique to you. From intricate designs to simple and elegant pieces, the options are endless when it comes to silverware jewelry.

Unique Gifts:
  Silverware jewelry also makes for a wonderful and thoughtful gift for your loved ones. Whether it’s a birthday, anniversary, or special occasion, a piece of silverware jewelry is sure to be cherished and appreciated. With its vintage appeal and customizable options, it is a gift that is both meaningful and memorable. 

Have Silverware to use?:

   If you have Silverware of your own that you wish to use, we can help! Send us an email at [email protected] to discuss your options. We can help you turn them into special gifts for your family. If you’re able to meet us at a Festival or Faire and want a spoon ring made, bring your silverware with you! Please note: we are only able to make Rings at the festivals. We are not able to bring some of our tools and machines needed to make other pieces.

Silverware jewelry offers a unique and personalized option for those looking to stand out from the crowd. With its vintage charm and customizable options, you can create a piece of jewelry that truly reflects your style and personality. So why settle for ordinary jewelry when you can have something extraordinary? Experience the creativity and craftsmanship of silverware jewelry today! Discover the beauty of silverware jewelry – personalized pieces crafted from vintage flatware patterns. Create a unique look that reflects your style!

What is the flatware made of?

We are often asked what the various flatware is made of, in each pattern description, the metal content are listed. 

Will the ring turn my finger green?

      Your finger can turn green from sterling silver, silver plate, and other metals because of a chemical reaction between the metal and your skin. Copper is usually the reason; it reacts with the pH levels on your skin to create the green color where your skin and the metal meet. 

Can real silver turn your finger green?

      It is possible, Oxidation (that gives the jewelry an antique look) can cause silver to turn your finger green. It doesn’t matter how high-end your jewelry is, many people can have a sensitivity to it. Even jewelry made of sterling silver or gold can produce discoloration for some people.