I guess I have “festival hangover”, so here is a snappy post. Before I get on to the post, I want all of you to answer this following question truthfully – How many Finger rings do you own? Frankly I have too many and have lost count a long time ago. I was never a ring person throughout my school and college days and would buy or wear one very rarely. Then I went to Sri Lanka in 2009 and found these adorable solid color rings and fell in love with them, thus beginning my ring journey. I love chunky rings and many a times I have wriggled out of situations, got royal treatment due to my rings and once even breezed through an airport security check when the personnel was charmed by my ring and started talking about it. LOL. I will one day showcase my entire personal ring collection here.
So its only natural that every collection of mine should have some Finger rings but I refrain from making them (particularly with adjustable bases) for sale as I am scared that the focals will fall down and break as its held with either glue or simple wire wrapping even though my rings are usually my best sellers.
So you can imagine my delight when I found these really sturdy bases for Finger rings from Sunandmooncraftkits which could be used with either resin or glass. In my Chitra Katha collection I made three Statement ring designs (in multiples) with glass and they literally sold out in minutes. Do take a look.
Royal parade ring – Glass cabochon with a royal parade – painting in mughal style in a shiny silver adjustable setting
Sangini ring – Glass cabochon with sangini playing a musical instrument in a shiny silver adjustable setting
Decanni ring – Glass cabochon with a decanni painting in a shiny silver adjustable setting
All the three Finger rings are inspired by royalty but are minimal in setting so as to direct full attention to the painting inside. I hope you all had a fun filled Diwali and are looking forward to continuing the celebrations this weekend. Do look at my post of Styling tips for your weekend Diwali celebrations.
I hope you find it interesting
Cheers
I hope you find it interesting
Cheers
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