Made with lightweight, but sturdy 1.1mm thick recycled sterling silver, I do all the filing and sanding before adding the twists to these
Fully UK hallmarked including the coronation mark, I have a number of these available
Punched in London with the date mark for 2023:
A is 19cm in circumference (7.5 inches)
C is 23cm in circumference (9 inches) (Sold)
And laser marked by Edinburgh with the 2024 Coronation Mark in the following options:
D is 17cm in circumference (6.75 inches)
E is 17.5cm in circumference (6 7/8 inches)
F is 18.5cm in circumference (7.25 inches)
G is 20.5cm in circumference (8 inches)
Also available but not photographed are
I at 21 cm in circumference (8.25 inches)
(J at 21.5cm in circumference (8.5 inches) SOLD)
K at 22cm in circumference (8 5/8 inches)
L at 22.5cm in circumference (8 7/8 inches)
M at 20cm in circumference (7 7/8th inches) hallmarked 2025 in Edinburgh with the letter A
Listing is for one bangle. If you'd like a different size, please message me for timescales. - I currently have one blank I've had hallmarked available to make to a size larger than 23cm
Seriously Twisted - sterling silver wave bangle
The sterling I use is supplied by a UK manufacturer as fully recycled with a minimum fineness of 92.5% silver; the remaining element of the alloy being copper.
Copper items are 100% copper
Within my making process I use food grade citric acid, vegan polishes, Liver of Sulphur, food grade Sodium Bicarbonate, Renaissance Wax finally cleaning each item with tap water and ‘Simple’ branded face soap.
Each piece I make will stand up to regular wear, but, as with all jewellery, please keep it away from children, don’t eat it, remove it before washing, using chemicals, applying perfume etc.
Apply body lotion and perfume a few minutes before putting on your jewellery to help slow down tarnish.
The gemstones I use have been sold to me by reputable UK dealers as untreated (unless stated specifically in the listing). They are a natural, organic creation from the earth and each one will be slightly different.
It's law in the UK, that precious metals for sale, heavier than 7.78grams (silver) / 1gram (gold) must be formally assayed (ie tested, verified & hallmarked)
https://www.assayofficelondon.co.uk/media/1431/dealers_notice_2015.pdf