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Sarah Manterfield / Sarah Sculley

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When I saw this ring, I immediately thought, "can-can." And then I saw that it's called "Moulin" (which works whether she meant the cabaret or the spinning blades!).

For more, check out the UK's Sarah Manterfield, who's inspired by photography that captures "the delicacy of nature, the fluidity of body movement or our abstract surroundings."





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Galatée Pestre / Lauren Davies

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If you like speech balloons...

...and if you also like arrows...

...you are about to lose your mind. Check out French jeweller Galatée Pestre.





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Zindzi Wijminga / Starchild

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What does this make you think of? Jellyfish? How about... Uri Gellar? Yep, that's a melted spoon.

"Fossils of a Dream" is Dutch artist Zindzi Wijminga's exploration of our emotional attachment to objects (like plastic cutlery).





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Kumiko Kuwabara / Cicy Ching

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Wrapping up the week with some wrapped-up rings: "Foreign Bodies" by Kumiko Kuwabara, a Japanese artist living in Switzerland.





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Apawan Kultawanich / Maria Luisa Tribolo

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Thai artist Apawan Kultawanich takes a familiar object and transforms it, exploring "the beauty of translucency." What is that object?

If you guessed plastic straws, hooray! Have a drink on me.





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Malene Glintborg / Ladyfingers / Dorry Hsu

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I like her take on "cocktail" rings.

I also like her take on origami rings.

And I like her take on skyline rings. I guess I'm just taken with Denmark's Malene Glintborg.

You can also check out her work through Ladyfingers, a collective of Danish jewellers that includes Vitsø (Sabine Mark, whose "organ" ring is above, top left), Mette Juhl (whose teardrop rings are above, top right), Stefanie DeSouza (whose house ring is above), Kamilla Lönnberg and Aurea.





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Angelo Verga / Hecho-a-Mano

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In "Sintered Nature," Damascus steel "flowers" sprout from rings made of wood, metal, and layers of cotton/linen. But before that, they sprout from the mind of Italian jeweller Angelo Verga.





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Höllwerk / RXVrings

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There's something vaguely, disconcertingly alien — sentient, even — about these "hose rings" from Germany's Höllwerk (Astrid Zipp & Christine Maxand). It's like they're looking at me! I, for one, welcome our new ring-shaped overlords.





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I-Ting Ho / Drew Markou / Claire Goetschel / Cabbage is King / Jule Ulrike Müller

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Please note that there will be no posting on Monday! Thanks and have a great weekend!


Let's do a Friday Five in a Flash, starting with this ring from the disconcerting "Skin Secret" series by Taiwan's I-Ting Ho.


Urban concrete by the UK's Drew Markou.


"Smoking Gun" by Rhode Island's Claire Goetschel.


"Finger Paints" by the UK's Cabbage is King (Greig Alderman).


Cocoon-like "helmet ring" by Germany's Jule Ulrike Müller.

Zhenwei Chu / Cloé Hedger

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Threadin' resin: gorgeous rings from the "Thread Sculptures in Resin" series by Chinese artist Zhenwei Chu. Visit her site for more (particularly the "Tea Bag" collection!).





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The Rogue and the Wolf / Anna Siivonen

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Easter may have come and gone but Orthodox Easter (which I'm sure is big on the bunny aspect) is in four days! Any excuse to don one of these cute bunny-ear rings.

For more ears (and antlers and heads) in metal or colourful nylon, check out the 3D-printed jewellery of England's The Rogue and the Wolf.





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Suzi Zutic / Claudio Ranfagni

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I've always loved rings with facets. Today, I'm loving rings with faces.

In fact, I love the whole collection from Australia's Suzi Zutic.





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Jean Hsu / Momshoo

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Taiwan's Jean Hsu puts the "P.E.T." in "pretty." Her "Lively" jewellery combines crochet with dyed P.E.T. plastic.





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Hannah Kimber / Nessa

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Something old, something new: UK jeweller Hannah Kimber combines the modern techniques of laser-sintering and 3D-printing with traditional Moroccan design.





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Deborah Forrest / Shiki

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According to UK jeweller Deborah Forrest's bio, "the use of vitreous enamel is a key feature" of her work. And if you ask me, the "key feature" of her bio is where it says "she is particularly noted for her rings."





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Colleen Roxas / Afranio Antunes

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Baltimore's Colleen Roxas is a graphic designer with a love of typography. (In other surprising news, water is watery.) Check out her line of lasercut wood jewellery, "Embody."





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Francesca Gabrielli / Pfisk

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A bird and mouse even I couldn't cower from! Visit Italy's Francesca Gabrielli for a variety of work in acrylic, titanium and more.





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Poppy Porter / Vanessa R Williams

Flavie Michou / Skullis

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UK-based French jeweller Flavie Michou shows us that even skulls like to get glammed up once in a while.

Did I mention they all have movable jaws (and some, even sunglasses!)? Visit her site for more, including cute cupcake rings!





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Lunna Menoh / Stephanie Eisen

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Why do people say something is "cute as a button"? What makes a button any cuter than a zipper, a pocket or an aglet? Making a strong case for a switch to "cute as a collar" is Los Angeles-based Japanese designer Lunna Menoh and her leather collar rings.





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