MIRROR / Je M'aime / David Rasnick

I wonder if The Bangles ever considered calling themselves "The Rings." (Six of one vaguely onomatopoeic circular jewellery item, half-dozen of the other?) If they had, Japan's MIRROR would've been morally obligated to name this ring "Walk Like an Egyptian." As it stands, it's the "Eye Am Not Alone" between-fingers double pyramid ring. AND IT'S WATCHING YOU.

Above, a more subtle take on the pyramid, also by all-caps aficionados MIRROR.

Not to be outdone in the field of Egyptian-themed double rings is New York's Je M'aime, with this spectacular "Sphinxxx" in 24k gold vermeil.
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For all sorts of sculptural rings, from cute dogs to T-rex skulls to King Tut (pictured here), check out California's David Rasnick.
Even more jewellery:
- Bark Jewels by Miwako Yoshioka (UK) - nostalgic gold
- Hila Welner (Israel) - ornate enamel
- Tomoko Tokuda (Italy) - clock parts
- Jay Nielsen (Minnesota) - metal & gems
- Daniel & Viera Brunovsky (Slovakia) - sculptural silver


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Bonus link: find not just horseshoes but horseheads at Kansas-based 


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Bonus link: for more golf jewellery than you can shake a club at, check out 

Bonus link: want more skylines? Brooklyn's 
Bonus link: I can't let this day pass without mentioning someone from my own province, so here's an eagle ring from British Columbia Cree artist and carver 


Bonus link: for that chainmail look, but translated into something better suited for daily wear, see these chain rings from Belgium's 

Bonus link: for another full-finger ring (which also looks like a pen nib), check out this "fish" ring by Germany's 




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Bonus link: the black cloud is frowny but the smiley white cloud must have had an optimistic impulse of its own. Acrylic happy/sad cloud rings from the UK's 



Bonus link: I wonder how much drilling and hammering it takes to build a cathedral... or a cathedral ring, like this one by Australia's 

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Bonus link: not an amphitheatre but an Elizabethan theatre, The Rose fell out of use around 1606. 
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Bonus link: if you like rings with textile components, like the wool and raffia pieces above, check out Australia's 
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Bonus link: more fox! Vancouver's 
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Bonus link: if you want more faces, French jeweller 
Bonus link: speaking of glass, since I've lost my marbles over those rings, perhaps I should replace them with some of these marble rings by Germany's 
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Bonus link: if you're searching for something just a little less basilical, there's this "window ring" by Minneapolis metalsmith Emily Catherine Johnson of 

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