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Utterly unique
and rises up as the wheel turns--but the lark isn't fully part of the wheel and offers the possibility of a life not controlled by faceless outside forces
I use tarnish-resistant argentium sterling silver
Gently handwash or buff with a dry cloth
Sea pottery is the ceramic equivalent of sea glass
Shakespeare Sonnet 29 ring / Bird ring / Lark arising ring / Joy ring / Love ring / 25th anniversary ring sing Utterly uniqueThis ring is an artistic response to Shakespeare's Sonnet 29 ("When in disgrace with fortune and men's eyes"; full text below). On the narrow side of the ring, tears drip down, running along the ring band until, with the thought of the beloved, they transform into the lark, which takes off singing and allows the poet to escape the cycle of self recrimination. Famously, the sonnet is comprised of a single sentence, and the unified form of the ring