Showing posts with label rings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rings. Show all posts

Our Rings

Our rings are just lovely. I made the ceramic piece to nestle them in moss.

My ring was custom made by Hannah Clark. AC's is a Marian Maurier band from the Clay Pot.

Oh...Clay-Pot, Part 2

I picked up AC's ring from The Clay Pot in Brooklyn today. It is gorgeous. They wrapped it up so nice!
I am still on the look out for a pair of earrings (my something blue) for the big day and saw this fun pair by Patricia Locke. They are also VERY affordable.
pics below by me and from www.clay-pot.com/



My Wedding Ring or How My Heart Stopped

Two years ago, Andy bought me these earrings (the ones on the left). I love them.

In an earlier post I spoke of really liking the Hannah Clark bands I tried on at Auto. I went straight to the source and met with Hannah in her absolutely adorable East 4th Street store. While I was trying on her great selection of rings (from organic and soft all the way to vintage and sweet), I noticed these very same bunnies displayed on the wall and my heart stopped. I asked her if they were her design, she said yes, and I knew I was in the right place.

Pic from If The Birds Knew - a fabulous blog about everything with excellent posts about music

At Auto

So, I walked to Auto during lunch in search of a wedding band. There were a number of rings that I absolutely loved. The three below (the last not really a wedding band, but so much fun!) are absolutely gorgeous. 1-Kaoru Gold Champagne ring, 2- Lauren Wolf Urchin ring, 3- Andrea Corson Caviar ring. All available at Auto.
Besides these below, I was truly taken with two jewelry designers there... Sarah McGuire, out of Chicago, and Hannah Clark, right here in NYC.

Rings on Your Fingers


We are trying to stay local and utilize the amazing variety of independent businesses in Brooklyn, NYC, and the Hudson Valley for the wedding. We recently went wedding band shopping at The Clay Pot in Park Slope. They had such an amazing selection of handmade jewelry. They can also tell you if the artist uses recycled metals.
AC had an "Ahh" moment with a Marian Maurier band he tried on.

Above (left to right, top to bottom): Maureen Maurier, Yasuko Azuma, Messina, Todd Reed, Scholdt Design, Anne Sportum- all can be found at The Clay Pot
images from The Clay Pot

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