Utensil Jewelry Collection

Upcycled from spoons, forks, and other sterling objects, these repurposed, recycled, and reclaimed relics are transformed into sophisticated, modern pieces. There are choices for every taste and budget. Some may be more than 200 years old!

From a pre-existing utensil I cut and shape these braclets by hand but nothing made from utensils can be called handmade per U.S.A. law. Some sellers think their beliefs supersede the law, no doubt, so at least know the truth. For more information, see my blog entry.

Also of note: If "grandma's silverware" or something similar has been squirreled away then repurpose it. I can make just about any piece into jewelry. With enough silverware, there'd be ample things to share among all the generations.

"Spoon" Rings

A classic idea that every generation discovers for themselves, I have a decent selection for all budgets and preferences. They are adjustable split-band/bypass designs that can be sized to fit most people.

sterling silver utensil silverware bracelet cuff bangle

Bracelets

Two designs are possible here. Style one consists of two sections joined with jump rings and secured with a lobster or magnetic clasp. Option two is a cuff design that is either a singular piece bent into shape or two pieces that are soldered/welded together at one end. I make bangles but generally don't stock any - they need to be sized precisely.

Keychains

Made from larger handles, they are hefty buggers with a generous stainless steel split ring to hold more keys than you probably need. Silverplated or sterling silver, there's a good chance you'll find something here.

Pendants, Earrings, Charms

Earrings use 0.999 fine silver earwires to ensure they are hypoallergenic for all users. Silverware composition is identified as best as possible.