Werkstatt Munchen Sterling Silver Ring - Multi-Chain
$440.00
A layered, intertwined arrangement of chains, firmly soldered onto a filed silver element, creates this distinctive ring.
After having studied gold and silversmith and graduating as a master craftsman, Klaus Lohmeyer established WERKSTATT:MÜNCHEN in 1996. They are a community of craftsmen, fashion designers, and artists aiming to combine old school working techniques with the most careful attention to detail. Werkstaff's target is to create long lasting jewelry and accessories that aren’t just roughly beautiful, but also have a soul.
Drawing inspiration from music subculture, philosophy, and art, WERKSTATT:MÜNCHEN is constantly seeking for the perfect balance between meaning, beauty, and function, while cherishing the heritage of making things by hand in the best possible way. Following their philosophy, every part of the composition is independently crafted and they are constantly developing new ideas for links and closures, to make their pieces comfortable to wear as well as sometimes invisible to the eye.
- Product Code: WMJW_MULTICHAINRING_SLV
- Availability: In Stock
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$440.00
A layered, intertwined arrangement of chains, firmly soldered onto a filed silver element, creates this distinctive ring.
After having studied gold and silversmith and graduating as a master craftsman, Klaus Lohmeyer established WERKSTATT:MÜNCHEN in 1996. They are a community of craftsmen, fashion designers, and artists aiming to combine old school working techniques with the most careful attention to detail. Werkstaff's target is to create long lasting jewelry and accessories that aren’t just roughly beautiful, but also have a soul.
Drawing inspiration from music subculture, philosophy, and art, WERKSTATT:MÜNCHEN is constantly seeking for the perfect balance between meaning, beauty, and function, while cherishing the heritage of making things by hand in the best possible way. Following their philosophy, every part of the composition is independently crafted and they are constantly developing new ideas for links and closures, to make their pieces comfortable to wear as well as sometimes invisible to the eye.
