925/1000 silver ring of 16.2 grams folded the regularities of the "brutalized" metal stand out and are highlighted by the dark patina applied.

Anthony Barrouyer creates here a triple-turn ring 1.9cm wide.

Héphaïstos Collection is a set of different models but where the same technique is used for each unique piece, rings with very marked and visible metal work, raw, forged shapes, a blackened patina, with visible roughness, double, triple, wide, hammered rings, in short a return to the first metal work the "forge" style.

Here is a small series of rings available in several hammering styles. They were created in the origami style.

At the start of my creations I stretch the metal to form an oval plate, then I fold the two sides to shape the edges, finally I bend the resulting strip to make a ring.

For the finishes, a beautiful hammered and an aged patina highlighting the hollows and roughness of these jewels.

This 925/1000 silver ring (14.5 grams) was born from this idea. An idea that allowed me to create a simple, light 1.8 cm wide ring despite its massive appearance that I think will be perfect for those who do not like signet rings that are too heavy but who appreciate rings that are imposing.

Here is a small series of rings available in several hammering styles. They were created in the origami style.

At the start of my creations I stretch the metal to form an oval plate, then I fold the two sides to shape the edges, finally I bend the resulting strip to make a ring.

For the finishes, a beautiful hammered and an aged patina highlighting the hollows and roughness of these jewels.

This 925/1000 silver ring (12.8 grams) was born from this idea. An idea that allowed me to create a simple, light 1.9 cm wide ring despite its massive appearance that I think will be perfect for those who do not like signet rings that are too heavy but who appreciate rings that are imposing.

Here is a small series of rings available in several hammering styles. They were created in the origami style.

At the start of my creations I stretch the metal to form an oval plate, then I fold the two sides to shape the edges, finally I bend the resulting strip to make a ring.

For the finishes, a beautiful hammered and an aged patina highlighting the hollows and roughness of these jewels.

This 925/1000 silver ring (15.8 grams) was born from this idea. An idea that allowed me to create a simple, light 2 cm wide ring despite its massive appearance that I think will be perfect for those who do not like signet rings that are too heavy but who appreciate rings that are imposing.

Here is a small series of rings available in several hammering styles. They were created in the origami style.

At the start of my creations I stretch the metal to form an oval plate, then I fold the two sides to shape the edges, finally I bend the resulting strip to make a ring.

For the finishes, a beautiful hammered and an aged patina highlighting the hollows and roughness of these jewels.

This 925/1000 silver ring (9.8 grams) was born from this idea. An idea that allowed me to create a simple, light 1.6 cm wide ring despite its massive appearance that I think will be perfect for those who do not like signet rings that are too heavy but who appreciate rings that are imposing.

Here is a small series of rings available in several hammering styles. They were created in the origami style.

At the start of my creations I stretch the metal to form an oval plate, then I fold the two sides to shape the edges, finally I bend the resulting strip to make a ring.

For the finishes, a beautiful hammered and an aged patina highlighting the hollows and roughness of these jewels.

This 925/1000 silver ring (12.5 grams) was born from this idea. An idea that allowed me to create a simple, light 1.85 cm wide ring despite its massive appearance that I think will be perfect for those who do not like signet rings that are too heavy but who appreciate rings that are imposing.

Here is a small series of rings available in several hammering styles. They were created in the origami style.

At the start of my creations I stretch the metal to form an oval plate, then I fold the two sides to shape the edges, finally I bend the resulting strip to make a ring.

For the finishes, a beautiful hammered and an aged patina highlighting the hollows and roughness of these jewels.

This 925/1000 silver ring (10.7 grams) was born from this idea. An idea that allowed me to create a simple, light 1.7 cm wide ring despite its massive appearance that I think will be perfect for those who do not like signet rings that are too heavy but who appreciate rings that are imposing.

Here is a small series of rings available in several hammering styles. They were created in the origami style.

At the start of my creations I stretch the metal to form an oval plate, then I fold the two sides to shape the edges, finally I bend the resulting strip to make a ring.

For the finishes, a beautiful hammered and an aged patina highlighting the hollows and roughness of these jewels.

This 925/1000 silver ring (10.1 grams) was born from this idea. An idea that allowed me to create a simple, light 1.8 cm wide ring despite its massive appearance that I think will be perfect for those who do not like heavy signet rings but who appreciate rings that are imposing.

Here is a small series of rings available in several hammering styles. They were created in the origami style.

At the start of my creations I stretch the metal to form an oval plate, then I fold the two sides to shape the edges, finally I bend the resulting strip to make a ring.

For the finishes, a beautiful hammered and an aged patina highlighting the hollows and roughness of these jewels.

This 925/1000 silver ring (15.9 grams) was born from this idea. An idea that allowed me to create a simple, light 1.6 cm wide ring despite its massive appearance that I think will be perfect for those who do not like signet rings that are too heavy but who appreciate rings that are imposing.