Category: Rune Rings

Journey to Wayland’s Smithy – A Ring, A Place, A Legend There is a place on the Ridgeway in Oxfordshire where the boundary between landscape and story feels unusually thin. is an ancient Neolithic long barrow, older than the Anglo-Saxons who later gave it a name, and older still than the legend that would come…

Runic rings may appear simple at first glance, but each engraved symbol carries a long history of craftsmanship and meaning. From the selection of the ring itself to the final engraved rune, every step contributes to creating a piece that is both durable and personal. While the Vikings forged their jewellery using the tools available…

Forging Rings on the Edge of the Forest My workshop sits at the very edge of the Forest of Dean in Gloucestershire England, a landscape shaped by woodland, ironworking, and layers of history stretching back centuries. A short walk from my house runs an old Roman road. Locally it is sometimes called the “Old Road,”…