Verdigris Mark, Ring, Sz 14
Verdigris Mark – This name draws inspiration from the natural aging of copper, where it develops a unique green-blue patina known as verdigris over time. It symbolizes transformation, endurance, and the beauty that comes with age and wear. The combination of rusty elk antler and copper wire in this ring reflects the raw, organic interplay between nature and metal—a mark of time, resilience, and the elements at work.
This piece carries the essence of something both ancient and evolving, much like a well-worn artifact or a relic infused with history. The copper wire, though bright now, may darken and patina over time, further deepening its connection to the concept of verdigris, making it a ring that changes and grows with its wearer.
Verdigris Mark – This name draws inspiration from the natural aging of copper, where it develops a unique green-blue patina known as verdigris over time. It symbolizes transformation, endurance, and the beauty that comes with age and wear. The combination of rusty elk antler and copper wire in this ring reflects the raw, organic interplay between nature and metal—a mark of time, resilience, and the elements at work.
This piece carries the essence of something both ancient and evolving, much like a well-worn artifact or a relic infused with history. The copper wire, though bright now, may darken and patina over time, further deepening its connection to the concept of verdigris, making it a ring that changes and grows with its wearer.
Verdigris Mark – This name draws inspiration from the natural aging of copper, where it develops a unique green-blue patina known as verdigris over time. It symbolizes transformation, endurance, and the beauty that comes with age and wear. The combination of rusty elk antler and copper wire in this ring reflects the raw, organic interplay between nature and metal—a mark of time, resilience, and the elements at work.
This piece carries the essence of something both ancient and evolving, much like a well-worn artifact or a relic infused with history. The copper wire, though bright now, may darken and patina over time, further deepening its connection to the concept of verdigris, making it a ring that changes and grows with its wearer.