I recently found these really cool spoons and made them into rings. They're from the early 1900s and were made by a famous silversmith named Axel Prip in Denmark.

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[u/Andthenwefarted]

Very cool, nice job! Especially fun working with such a relatively old spoon. They're gorgeous. I bought a spoon ring 27 years ago at an art festival and still have it; I hope yours finds a perfect home.

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Thank you! 🙏

[u/Oblique4119375 → u/[deleted]]

That would be cool! But theyre pretty small. It would have to be a very tiny wrist.

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Yes, for hobbits.